With wedding season starting to gear up to full swing, as a wedding planner you might not have time to come up with fresh ideas for content on your social media accounts. While you’ve got plenty on with your current weddings, it’s important to keep sharing content that will attract your dream clients for next year. Here are ten ideas to help prompt your April content calendar.
1 – Advice for April Couples
What piece of advice can you share with your couples getting married this month? What are the final things they should be thinking about and doing?
2 – Spring 2024 Trends
Now that it’s officially spring, it’s time to highlight some of the biggest trends you’re seeing this year. This can easily be made into a carousel, or reel.
3 – National Tea Day – April 21st
On this day you can highlight your love of the beverage, or “spill some tea” in the day’s honour. What is some insider wedding planner knowledge you can share?
4 – Share a Testimonial
Your potential clients will be keen to hear what your past clients have to say. You can share a testimonial as a text graphic, or share images from the wedding itself with the caption being the testimonial.
5 – Summer 2024 Predictions
What do you think are going to be the biggest trends of 2024’s summer weddings?
6 – Your Perfect April Wedding Day Timeline
With the spring days getting longer, what is your ideal April wedding timeline?
7 – Re-Introduce Yourself
It’s time for a fresh branding or behind the scenes photo. This is a great way to introduce yourself to any new followers and keep yourself in the minds of your potential clients. It’s always nice to share a bit about yourself!
8 – Earth Day – April 22nd
In honour of Earth Day, share a piece of advice on easy ways couples can make their weddings more eco-friendly.
9 – April Anniversary
Throw it back to a wedding from the previous year on their April anniversary.
10 – How to Deal with April Showers
What’s your best advice for couples if it rains on their wedding day?
Remember, you don’t need to post on social media every day. You just need to be consistent in sharing valuable content on a regular schedule that works for you.
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