A Real Cat Nap by Howard Leibowitz

Anonymous Guest 28 Mar 2012

answer: Choose a Wedding Consultant!1Do your homework; find out how many ctosulnants are in your area and what their services are.2After you find out the services of a wedding consultant, figure out that which you will need help.3Figure out your wedding budget.4Narrow down your search and call up to five wedding planners to determine their services and packages.5Book appointments with three wedding ctosulnants and make a list of questions for your interviews.6Meet with the wedding consultant at her office or in a place that is relatively quiet and comfortable for both of you.7Do not bring children to your consultation as this is distracting to both the consultant and to you.8Ask questions about their experience, credentials, certifications, kick-backs from other vendors, etc.9Narrow down your quest to the top two and ask any questions that are still plaguing you via email or telephone.10Let your wedding planner know she has won your confidence by extending a courtesy call to her to let her know when you can come in and sign the contract.11Let the other candidates know via email or phone call, but also try to provide them with feedback as to why their services weren't chosen.12Schedule your initial meeting with your wedding consultant and be prepared to enjoy your wedding experience.

Anonymous Guest 28 Mar 2012

answer: Choose a Wedding Consultant!1Do your homework; find out how many ctosulnants are in your area and what their services are.2After you find out the services of a wedding consultant, figure out that which you will need help.3Figure out your wedding budget.4Narrow down your search and call up to five wedding planners to determine their services and packages.5Book appointments with three wedding ctosulnants and make a list of questions for your interviews.6Meet with the wedding consultant at her office or in a place that is relatively quiet and comfortable for both of you.7Do not bring children to your consultation as this is distracting to both the consultant and to you.8Ask questions about their experience, credentials, certifications, kick-backs from other vendors, etc.9Narrow down your quest to the top two and ask any questions that are still plaguing you via email or telephone.10Let your wedding planner know she has won your confidence by extending a courtesy call to her to let her know when you can come in and sign the contract.11Let the other candidates know via email or phone call, but also try to provide them with feedback as to why their services weren't chosen.12Schedule your initial meeting with your wedding consultant and be prepared to enjoy your wedding experience.

Anonymous Guest 24 Mar 2012

I was so excited to hear you on Howard this nroming. I heard your music a couple years ago and loved it, but could never find it anywhere. After listening to your interview, I went directly to iTunes and downloaded your single. I look forward hearing a lot more! You are a very smart girl;I could tell by the way you handled yourself this nroming!