Online Wedding Service
Startup Costs: $10,000 - $50,000
Home Based: Can be operated from home.
Part Time: Can be operated part-time.
Franchises Available? No
Online Operation? Yes
Starting a commercial website venture solely dedicated to wedding could potentially make you the next online gazillionaire. The site can be indexed by state or even city and be broken down into subsections featuring every imaginable wedding-related product or service including: <BR> -A directory of wedding photographers and videographers <BR> -A directory of wedding singers, DJs and bands <BR> -A directory of wedding planners and caterers <BR> -A directory of formalwear and rentals for both men and women. <BR> -A directory of limousine services <BR>Site visitors would simply select the geographical area they live in, choose the topic of interest, and start to view the listing and information. Anyone getting married would be able to log onto the site to find a photographer, plan a honeymoon and book a reception hall all with the click of a mouse.
Online Wedding Service Ideas
In-Store Demonstration Service
Do you know how to hold a crowd's attention? Create in-store demonstrations.
Balloon Bouquet Service
Tap your creative strengths to bring smiles to customers with balloon bouquets.
Party Entertainment Service
Are you always the life of the party? Make it your business.
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