We all are aware of writing thank you notes, reviews, and word of mouth recommendations for our vendors after our celebrations, but have you thought of other ways to support your vendors after you are no longer a bride or groom? With 2020 being such a difficult year for wedding industry professionals, what are some ways you can help to support them even after you’re married?
Our photographers were, hands-down, the best vendor decision we made for our wedding. We’ve decided to help to continue to support them by doing anniversary shoots each year (or holiday shoots once the family grows). We’re also going to be purchasing a couples shoot as a Christmas gift for my sister and BIL who ended up not loving their wedding pictures.
We also already frequent our bakery for any cake, cupcake, cookie needs and will continue to do so, and plan on volunteering our time to help upkeep the grounds at our venue (historic museum) once they reopen in the future.
Do you have any other ideas on how to support your wedding vendors after your wedding day is over?
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