Wedding planners · Texas
Best wedding planners in Texas
How to hire the right wedding planner in Texas. Full-service planners here typically charge $1,400–$2,800 (10–20% of your Texas venue budget). Month-of coordinators run $2,500–$5,000.
Wedding planners by city in Texas
- Wedding planners in Austin, TX — avg venue $11,500 · peak Oct–Nov, Mar–Apr
- Wedding planners in Dallas, TX — avg venue $16,000 · peak Mar–May, Oct–Nov
- Wedding planners in Houston, TX — avg venue $14,500 · peak Oct–Nov, Mar–Apr
What a Texas wedding planner actually costs
Planner pricing scales with total wedding spend, not flat fees. In Texas's core markets:
- Full-service planning: 10–20% of total budget, or $6,000–$18,000 flat
- Partial planning: $3,500–$7,500
- Month-of / day-of coordination: $2,000–$5,000
- Hourly consulting: $150–$400/hour
See our wedding planner cost guide and 12-month planner checklist.
How to hire a wedding planner in Texas
- Lock the date and venue first — most Texas planners quote based on venue and guest count.
- Interview 3 planners — ask for a full price breakdown, not just packages.
- Check references from the last 12 months — the Texas vendor scene changes fast.
- Read the contract carefully — cancellation, sick-day coverage, and travel fees matter.
Texas peak season — book planners early
Top Texas planners book 10–14 months out for peak weekends:
- Austin: peak Oct–Nov, Mar–Apr, best-value window Jul–Aug.
- Dallas: peak Mar–May, Oct–Nov, best-value window Jul–Aug.
- Houston: peak Oct–Nov, Mar–Apr, best-value window Jun–Aug.
Plan your Texas wedding in one place
Wedding Planner Central is the free dashboard Texas couples use to track vendors, deposits, contracts, and timelines — whether you hire a planner or DIY.
Also see: Wedding venues in Texas.
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