Wedding Planner Jobs
Find wedding planner vacancies with leading employers
Few events carry as much meaning, or as much pressure, as a wedding. If you're looking for a wedding planner role, EventJobs gathers vacancies from planners, venues and agencies in one specialist place. No noise, just relevant wedding planner jobs from employers who value the craft. Browse what's hiring now and apply below.
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A distinct corner of the events industry
Wedding planner jobs are a distinct and rewarding corner of the events world. Unlike corporate work, weddings are deeply personal, which means the role blends meticulous logistics with genuine emotional intelligence: managing suppliers, timelines and budgets while guiding couples through one of the biggest days of their lives. It's demanding, often weekend-heavy work, but for the right person it's some of the most fulfilling in the industry.
EventJobs helps you find these roles without wading through unrelated listings. Because we specialise in events, the wedding planner jobs here come from venues, dedicated wedding companies and event agencies actively hiring. You'll find positions for those breaking into the field as well as experienced planners ready to take on flagship weddings. New roles are added regularly, so check back often or set an alert to stay ahead.
Titles vary on the wedding side, so it's worth also looking at event planner jobs, event coordinator jobs and event sales jobs — venue wedding roles are often advertised as one of those.
Questions, answered
- What does a wedding planner do?
- A wedding planner takes a couple from first brief to the day itself: setting and protecting the budget, sourcing and managing suppliers, building the running order, and coordinating everyone on the day so the couple doesn't have to.
- Do I need a qualification to become a wedding planner?
- No formal qualification is required. Employers care about delivered weddings, supplier relationships and client care. Many planners come from venue, hospitality or events coordination backgrounds rather than from a course.
- Do wedding planner jobs mean working weekends?
- Usually, yes. Weddings cluster on weekends and in peak season, so expect weekend and evening work through the summer, often balanced by quieter midweek and off-season periods.
- Where do wedding planners work?
- Mostly at venues and hotels with a dedicated weddings team, at specialist wedding companies, and at event agencies with a private-client side. Some roles combine wedding planning with wider private and corporate events.