An event planner is a professional who is available to assist you with every aspect of your event preparations; from ordering invitations, negotiating quotes, and decorating the venue. An event planner is also a consultant that can almost act as a personal assistant; taking care of as many, or as few, preparations as you deem necessary. In addition, the event planner may also have a network of regular suppliers at his or her disposal, through which some cost savings can be made.
2. What is an event coordinator?
An event coordinator is a professional who manages and coordinates all of your vendors, guests and participants so that the day of your event runs smoothly from the time the event starts until its conclusion; eliminating stress and allowing you to be a guest at your own event.
3. Why Do I Need An Event Planner?
An event planner will help in four different areas:
- Save Time- An event planner has experience working with vendors and can help prevent and sort through issues that may arise.
- Save Money- Having a person on your side to negotiate contracts with vendors can save money. In addition, your D’vine Event Planner will keep track of your budget; making sure that you do not over spend, as well as keep you focused on what is most important to you.
- Reduce Stress- On the day of your event you should not be concerned about the logistics, but rather be able to enjoy your day. Let a D’vine Events’ planner take care of your event needs. We will coordinate vendors, deliveries, venue setup, and make sure that your guests are properly welcomed.
- Customize the Wedding or event of your Dreams- Many times couples and employees become overwhelmed by the pressures of designing and planning a wedding or event. A D’vine Events’ Planner will assists you with developing the theme that represents your personal or professional style.
Deposits are required to confirm your event and will be applied towards your event costs. Your deposit also confirms your commitment to D’vine Events and enables us to begin planning your event.
5. How do I obtain a Marriage License in Memphis, Tennessee?
Obtaining a marriage license in Memphis and Shelby County is an easy task. Below you will find the information needed before you go to the county clerk's office.
Here's How:
Gather all required documentation:
Ages 21 and Older-Valid photo ID and proof of Social Security number (a passport may be used in lieu of a Social Security number for persons who are not U.S. citizens)
Ages 18-20: Certified birth certificate and proof of Social Security number (a passport may be used in lieu of a Social Security number for persons who are not U.S. citizens)
Ages 16-17: Certified birth certificate, proof of Social Security number, and affidavit signed by both parents (who must also be present)
Under 16: Certified birth certificate, proof of Social Security number, and waiver issued by Juvenile Court.
Obtain proof of counseling, if applicable. Receiving four hours of approved premarital counseling will significantly reduce the fee for a marriage license.
Visit one of the following Shelby County Clerk's offices in person to obtain your license on the spot. Both the bride and the groom must be present.
- Downtown
150 Washington Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. - Shelby Farms
1075 Mullins Station Road
Memphis, TN 38134
Monday - Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. - Millington City Hall
7930 Nelson Road
Millington, TN 38053
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. - After the ceremony, the signed vital record application must be sent back to the Shelby County Clerk's office. This is usually handled by the person who officiates the wedding.
- No blood test is required before the issuance of a marriage license in the state of Tennessee.
- Once the marriage license is issued, it is only valid for 30 days.
- If you are planning to be married by the Justice of the Peace, you must make prior arrangements as each office does not have a Justice of the Peace present at all times. Also note that there is an additional fee for the service.
- Be sure to verify fees, hours of operation, and other information before you go to the county clerk's office, as this information is subject to change.
- If you were married previously, be sure to bring along a copy of your divorce decree.
