If you want to be a real wedding planner, instead of the so-called "wedding planners" who sell by mouth (to put it bluntly, salespeople), you need to learn a lot. The real wedding planner is not necessarily a person with a very high degree of education, but he must have a very broad vision and a high comprehensive quality. Specifically: first, strong creative ability! (Creativity+Realization) First of all, we must have imagination (read more books and visit creative websites [whatever type is ok, mainly to broaden our horizons]) and the ability to turn imagination into reality (understand materials, materials, lighting, frame structure and so on). At the same time, you should know about the new technologies emerging in the wedding industry, such as wedding live broadcast and 3D. Don't let customers think that you are a water turtle. Second, we must have strong design ability! With an idea, I know how to realize it. You need a specific plan to realize your creativity. The realization of this scheme needs to be specific: determine the elements of the style theme (for example, a Parisian wedding, you should know what elements to match, such as the Eiffel Tower, feathers and so on. ), color matching, pattern and graphic design, picture typesetting, floral matching (you have to determine the matching of flowers and materials, and the specific floral work is naturally the responsibility of the florist), as well as the overall space application of the venue and the design of the venue area. Third, you need a little skill. For example, basic hand-drawing ability, ps ability and so on. In this way, at least when you meet the guests, you can talk about your views on the spot and show your ideas in a simple hand-painted way. Also, you can learn from it, but plagiarism is shameful! You can learn from others' use of color and space, but imitation is shameful! Therefore, a real wedding planner is not so easy to do ~ In my opinion, offending people, nearly 40% of the so-called wedding planners in China can only be regarded as sales, while 50% of the remaining 60% wedding planners can only be regarded as "pseudo-wedding planners" (creative ability is up to standard, design ability is poor, and technical ability is sloppy). That is to say, among the national 10 wedding planners, 4 are real sales, 3 are fake wedding planners, and only 3 are really capable and can be called wedding planners.