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Becoming a wedding decorator does not require any particular certification. Most people working in the field have an artistic background such as fine arts, graduating from renowned schools such as the Ecole Nationale des Arts Décoratifs, the Ecole Boulle, etc. Others come from underlying fields such as interior design. Others come from underlying fields such as interior design. However, training in wedding and event planning remains one of the easiest routes to becoming a wedding decorator and acquiring the skills for the job. Having an artistic base will set you apart from other providers in meeting the requirements of the bride and groom. Indeed, the work consists first and foremost of transcribing the couple's tastes for the D, from the choice of flowers to the arrangement of the decoration elements. It will sometimes be necessary to use DTP software to create mock-ups (table plans, etc.) so that the clients can project themselves onto them.

The wedding decorator usually works as a freelancer. However, they are sometimes found in wedding planning agencies. They can provide indoor or outdoor services, depending on the location of the ceremony. Of course, the wedding decoration is applied everywhere the bride and groom will pass: the town hall, the church and the buffet. The aim? To create an original wedding that is as close as possible to the clients' expectations. According to the wishes of the bride and groom, the decorator chooses the decoration accessories, starting with the chair covers, the lighting, the table decoration (choice of plates, table runner, centrepiece...), the floral arrangements, the confetti, the balloons, the garlands, the flower petals... Every detail counts. Even if the choice of the theme is up to the bride and groom, the decorator must guide them and help them. She then takes over for the implementation. She uses her experience and her range of accessories to make the ceremony as romantic as possible.

A wedding decorator is called upon to entrust a professional with a very important part of the success of the event. The service provider brings his expertise but also his advice for the choice of the theme, the choice of the decoration accessories... The future bride and groom surely have a very precise vision of their wedding that the decorator will have to transcribe in the smallest details. Wedding decoration is an integral part of the wedding preparations. Delegating this task allows you to concentrate on other things and to have peace of mind at the same time.

There are several ways to find a wedding decorator, but the easiest way is to consult a website like StarOfService. A few clicks will suffice to find the professional you need.

The price of a wedding decorator varies according to the type of service requested and the package chosen by the bride and groom. It can range from 500 to 2000 euros and can even go beyond that depending on the case. You have to take into account both the service provided by the professional, as well as the price of the rental of all the decorative elements. Several factors influence the overall cost: - the scope of the service (car decoration, room decoration, church decoration, etc.) - the size of the event (the number of guests, the number of tables, the size of the reception room, etc.)
- the theme (colours, accessories, furniture, etc.).

The wedding decorator you need must share the same vision of the event as the bride and groom. From the very first meeting, it is important to get the ball rolling. Choose a professional who already has experience in the type of wedding you want to organise, whether it is a country or an indoor wedding. If necessary, ask for references. A good wedding decorator should be able to answer all your questions and requests. His availability is also an important criterion of choice. Secondly, it is advisable to choose a wedding decorator who already has his own equipment. See also if he can take care of all the decoration jobs, i.e. the car decoration, the church decoration, the lighting of the reception venue, etc.

- How long has he or she been in the trade?
- Does he/she know the location of the event?
- Does he or she already own the decoration accessories or does he or she have to hire them?
- How many weddings has he or she worked on?
- Can he (or she) provide both indoor and outdoor services?
- What type of theme is he or she most comfortable with?
- What are your rates?