Question 1

Do I need a wedding planner in Israel?

Accepted Answer

A wedding planner saves time, prevents costly mistakes, and manages vendor coordination. If you’re planning a large event (200+ guests), a destination wedding, or have limited time, a planner is highly recommended. Browse planners in our venue directory.

Question 2

What is the average cost of a wedding planner in Israel?

Accepted Answer

Full-service planners charge ₪8,000–₪25,000+ (or 8–15% of total budget). Day-of coordination costs ₪3,000–₪8,000. Partial planning packages range from ₪5,000–₪15,000. Track all costs with our budget tool.

Question 3

What is the difference between full-service planning and day-of coordination?

Accepted Answer

Full-service covers everything from vendor selection to timeline creation over months. Day-of coordination manages logistics on the event day itself—vendor arrivals, timeline execution, and problem-solving.

Question 4

What should a wedding planner contract include?

Accepted Answer

Scope of services, timeline of deliverables, number of planning meetings, event-day hours, assistant staff, communication expectations, payment schedule, cancellation policy, and liability coverage.

Question 5

How does a wedding planner work with other vendors?

Accepted Answer

The planner serves as the central point of contact, coordinating timelines, confirming details, managing setup, and solving problems. They ensure all vendors work together seamlessly on the event day.