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Why would one welcome the ever feared "Bridezilla" that has become a household word in the wedding planning world?

Personally, I think the simple translation would be "an overwhelmed or frazzled bride that just has a need that was not met."

They always say to only have one MAJOR life change at a time. When you think about it, not only are today's brides either full time students or working, they are often paying for the wedding themselves (which can bring on another stress), in the midst of changing jobs or moving and/or buying a new home.....it's no wonder they can get a little frazzled.

By understanding what the bride may be going through, you may learn how to better service your client. If you respond promptly to your bride and keep them informed if there will be some delays due to events, then they really are understanding and patient.

So, give me a bridezilla anyday......I love to see how they evolve from being a bit frazzled or not knowing where to turn, to a beautiful vibrant woman walking down the aisle and achieving her dreams.

Dianna K. Shitanishi, CPCE, CMP
Director of Special Events/Owner

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