The Association of Bridal Consultants is a fantastic organization in many different ways. I currently act as State Coordinator and its my duty to provide networking opportunities and educational opportunities for members. Our corporate website is http://www.bridalassn.com/ and lists international meetings and country wide meetings and educational seminars. For North Carolina we also have our own state website http://www.ncweddingpros.com/ where we list some of our members along with all of the professional events and different bride events we have coming up. I am in the process of updating those two pages and hopefully will have the completed by the end of June.
One of the main portions of membership is the need to have at least 6 hours of education each year in order to renew your membership. If you don't get those 6 hours (it can of course be college credits, other event seminars, etc) the member is not allowed to renew for the current year - until those hours are completed.
The Association does not "certify" wedding planners or other wedding professionals - what we do is have each person earn trademark designations through education and experience. This way someone who has never planned or worked a wedding before cannot call themselves "certified".
We have many different networking opportunities available for you please visit http://www.ncweddingpros.com/ and click on professional events for more information!
Not a wedding planner?
You have even better benefits! Try marketing your business on local, national and international levels! Market to other wedding professionals and earn education and experience related trademarked designations! Visit http://www.bridalassn.com/ for more information.
Also feel free to reply back with questions or if you would like more information!
Veronica Foster, ABC TM
North Carolina State Coordinator
Related Site
-Gretna Green Weddings
-How Becoming a Wedding Planner
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