Position Summary
The In-House Wedding Coordinator is responsible for managing the planning, coordination, and execution of weddings hosted at the venue in liaison with the rest of the events team. This position serves as the primary point of contact for couples throughout the planning process and works closely with the venue's sales, culinary, operations, and event teams to ensure each wedding is executed seamlessly and exceeds client expectations.
The Wedding Coordinator will guide clients through venue policies, timelines, logistics, vendor coordination, and event details while maintaining a high level of professionalism, organization, and hospitality. This role requires exceptional communication skills, attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and the ability to remain calm and solutions-focused in a fast-paced event environment.
Essential ResponsibilitiesClient & Wedding PlanningWe are an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to providing a workplace free from discrimination and harassment. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, experience, skills, and business needs without regard to legally protected characteristics under applicable federal, state, or local law.
Work EnvironmentThis position operates in a dynamic hospitality and event environment. Wedding Coordinators may work in offices, event spaces, kitchens, banquet areas, outdoor spaces, and other venue locations. The position requires frequent interaction with clients, guests, vendors, and employees and may involve working in high-volume, time-sensitive situations. This role requires standing for long periods of time, working in a wide array of weather conditions throughout all four seasons, bending, kneeling, carrying items, and ability to use stairs.
Success in This RoleA successful In-House Wedding Coordinator is highly organized, proactive, personable, calm under pressure, and exceptionally detail-oriented. They understand that weddings are highly personal and important occasions and take ownership of every detail necessary to create a seamless experience for the client and their guests.
Seasonality of RoleThis role will have a high and a low season and hours worked and commission earned will reflect this. High season is mid April to mid November. We have weddings year round, but this is the time period where the hours required and work load increase. The low season is mid November to mid April. During low season we conduct tastings which will account for a portion of hours worked. This role will be scheduled as needed and as such there will be fewer hours during the low season and far greater hours during high season. A compatible candidate will fully understand the ebb and flow of business needs and lean into it.
Compensation and Hours$18 - $26 *Base pay is ultimately determined by experience. PLUS flat commission fee for all events worked based on client selections.
A flat commission will be earned upon the completion of the Wedding/Event. The exact dollar amount will depend upon which services the clients have opted to utilize. This can range anywhere from $300 - $500 per event. The understanding is that this portion of the services will likely not begin until the 2027 “in” season begins. Hourly rate will still apply from onboarding until next season in compliance with all local and federal labor laws. There may be an exception to this to be determined and discussed in real time.
This role can expect 30- 46 hours during the high season. These typically fall Wednesday - Saturday with a handful of Sundays ( current estimate 12 during high seasons). Low season would typically be Wednesday and Friday and would range between 8- 24 hours a week. An occasional Saturday or Sunday may be expected during training or off period. These are all an estimation and are subject to change due to business conditions, sales, and clients needs. This is to highlight the average so a candidate might expect a realistic volume of hours and days worked. The role is in person.
During the first 90 days of employment the new employee will be expected to train and learn the business in a manner that may differ from their primary role once the training timeline has completed. Shadowing a non wedding event may be required to learn the building, staff, food, general offerings, and physicality of the space during said training period.
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