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So, I am searching for a WC. I found out about Dazzling Details through this forum, but I keep hearing of how expensive they are! I am planning on only having around 50 people. What do the costs look like? We didn't want to spend too much on this wedding because we are planning to get pregnant soon after so we can start a family (we don't want to start in the hole). I just love the pictures I have seen of the weddings coordinated by DD. Can anyone enlighten me on some numbershuh.gif

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Yeah they look awesome. I was going to use them to do my welcome dinner but their price for appetizers and cocktails alone was almost as much as an entire dinner at most restaurants, plus that didn't even include venue rental fees. I think they would do an amazing job if you could work with their fee schedule though.

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I had contacted Kristin early on, but unfortunately, I found the wedding more than my budget could handle. I decided on Las Caletas instead. Beautiful weddings though, but I felt Las Caletas does have beautiful, unique weddings as well. Here's her response when I asked her if she had any other reduced packages:

 

"The package that I sent you is the most economic we can handle while still making things beautiful and unique for you. I understand that hotel packages are not acceptable to you; hiring outside companies does increase quality and uniqueness, but also has its related cost - setup/clean up staff, linens, furniture, equipment, candles, floral (even minimal), detailed items, etc. all add to this cost. Our typical designed wedding has an average cost of $250-300 US/guest and I designed this package especially for you as I really want to be able to help!

 

I dont believe that taking your celebration elsewhere will decrease costs unfortunately as most restaurants/hotels offer elevated food/beverage costs, other locations will include a rental fee of anywhere from $1000-3000 USD and private catering services will run from $100-$300/head. "

 

I hope that could be of help to you.

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