I dont like the events coordinator HELP please ?

You're not being a bridezilla - once of the things that sold our venue to us was that I fell in love with the guy who would be doing the co-ordinating (also the owner, it's a small husband-wife team). He was just amazing, and I know that if anything goes wrong on the day, he will fix it and probably give me a hug and tell me it's all going to be fine!

Throughout all of my supplier choices, I have looked at price and quality of course, but the vibe I get from the suppliers has been a deciding factor in many choices we have made, because we don't want to be surrounded by people that make us uncomfortable on the most important day of our lives.

As to what you can do about it... firstly, maybe have a little chat with her. If she's so new, she may not realise that she is being off-putting, and she may well appreciate some constructive criticism on how she could conduct herself. Be friendly about it, but it's important that you feel comfortable with her. But we all have to start somewhere!

Regarding the fact that she keeps checking things - I don't think there's much you can do. She's new and probably still learning the ropes. It's better that she checks and gives you the correct answer than promises something that can't be delivered.

If you chat with her and she refuses to change her behaviour, then I would approach the venue and ask if it is possible to change, or for you to have a reduced price and organise yourself if possible.

Hope this helps! x

You don't want to shatter the girl's confidence completely, especially if she's new. She'll probably lighten up and relax a bit once she gets to know you a bit better.

Thanks ladies I just feel with so little experience she should perhaps be shadowing one of the more experienced corrdinators. My other half keeps telling me she probably won't be there by the time the wedding comes around lol I definitely don't want to shatter her confidence I know that everyone has to gain experience somehow but with it costing over 10 grand I can't stop myself from worrying. Perhaps she's nervous and will settle into the job....heres hoping lol

I know what you mean as it is a lot of money. She's probably being so stuffy and formal because she's new and wants to come across that she's taking it seriously. If she does something wrong then I would go to the person above her but until then I'd bear with it.