The course begins by providing learners with a detailed overview of the contemporary wedding planning industry, along with the typical roles and responsibilities of the professional wedding planner. Several popular wedding types are touched upon, along with the wedding banquet and other important wedding traditions.

Module 2 explores cultural wedding variations across different global regions, along with the different types of ceremonies wedding planners are hired to organise. Examples of which include the contemporary military wedding, destination weddings, civil partnership ceremonies, the classic white wedding and more.

Candidates are then guided through the process of organising and providing professional wedding consultations, during which the requirements and expectations of clients must be established. The importance of creating a comprehensive wedding vision is discussed, along with the role of the wedding checklist and the initial planning stages of the event.

Several key financial considerations are examined in the fourth module, in which learners study the process of budgeting in accordance with clients’ requirements. Helpful tools and strategies for accurate forecasting are explored, along with the importance of maximising value for money for every client - irrespective of financial constraints.

A more detailed exploration of the wedding planning checklist follows in module 5, which examines the establishment of a comprehensive wedding timeline. The importance of punctuality and timeliness is discussed in-depth, along with the most important components in a wedding checklist and schedule.

An intensive overview of several key wedding planning essentials is provided in module 6. Candidates learn how to select and organise catering services, assist with the procurement of wedding clothing, select an appropriate venue, determine the venue’s layout and theme, organise floristry services, hire photographers, organise entertainment, provide transport for guests and more.

Module 7 turns attention to some of the more precise wedding day details, with a strong focus on bridal preparations and the provision of hair and makeup services. Further scheduling requirements and responsibilities are discussed, along with the importance of conducting a thorough risk assessment and considering key security issues.

The importance of carefully evaluating the success of the wedding after the event is discussed in the eighth module. Candidates learn how to gather feedback from clients, guests and vendors alike, analyse key data from the event and ensure their continuous improvement with every subsequent wedding organised.

Concluding the course, module 9 provides a detailed introduction to the process of setting up and managing a new wedding planning business from scratch. Candidates learn how to obtain the necessary licences and insurance to operate as a wedding planner, create a powerful marketing strategy for their business, appeal to their chosen target audience and build a high-quality website.