10 Best Wedding Planner Books
Wedding planners have a surprising selection of inspiring books to explore! Fresh wedding ideas, hilarious wedding stories, and real-world business tips abound.
We sifted through a tall stack of choices and distilled them down to the 10 Best Wedding Planner Books.
1) Fete: The Wedding Experience
by Jung Lee and Kathleen Boyes
A fresh take on today’s nearlywed couples.
2) The Power Of Moments
by Chip & Dan Heath
Create wedding moments that matter – even twenty years from now.
3) How To Style Your Brand
by Fiona Humberstone
The right brand identity attracts and engages new clients to do business with you.
4) Steal Like An Artist
by Austin Kleon
Creativity is everywhere. This book shows you how to connect with your artistic side.
5) The Big White Book of Weddings
by David Tutera
Wedding MBA loves David. Learn how brides really plan their weddings.
6) You Are A Badass at Making Money
by Jen Sincero
Uncover what holds you back from making money.
7) The Compound Effect: Jumpstart Your Income, Your Life, Your Success
by Darren Hardy
How to work with people in both your business and personal lives. This is a personal favorite of the Wedding MBA staff.
8) 25 Steps to Start Your Wedding Planning Business
by Debbie Orwat
This comprehensive e-book with worksheets includes each step necessary to start your own wedding planning business plus important advice and resources for each step of the way.
9) Made To Stick
by Chip & Dan Heath
Psychology, marketing, and smart business ideas mashed into one fantastic read.
10) Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions
by Dan Ariely
Get a better handle on why your customers make the decisions that they do.
This is a guest post by Shannon Underwood. Shannon is the Conference Director for the Wedding MBA Conference.
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It is actually a perfect collection of 10 best wedding planner books, which are surely going to help lots of readers. If you’re planning your wedding for late in the month of December, make sure you consult a calendar, or two, just to make sure you’re not interfering with any holidays. By the way, thanks for writing such a nice content.
What a wonderful collection. I’m definitely reading the “You’re a Badass at Making Money” and “Steal Like An Artist”!!
Love this collection of wisdom! There’s a statistic that CEOs read on average about 60 books a year. How many books have you read? Thank you for this valuable post!