<human>: I'm hiring a wedding planner for day-of coordination and have narrowed my list down to two, who offer the same services. While I've been weighing all the pros and cons, I'd love to hear r/weddingplanning's thoughts too as I'm kind of stuck. 

Here's some info that might be helpful:
My wedding venue is an all-in-one. The ceremony will take place on the front lawn of the event center, cocktail hour on the terrace and reception inside. We are expecting about 75 guests. Food, drink and cake will all be catered by the venue. Overall our wedding is fairly simple - no extravagant details or anything too out of the ordinary, other than possibly having a gourmet ice cream truck. I am currently unemployed and have plenty of time to spend on planning our wedding. Most importantly, we are on a serious budget.

Planner A:
She's just starting her own business after several years working as an on-site coordinator for another venue. We also have good chemistry. She has created a Pinterest board for me with some fun ideas, but in our meetings so far, she hasn't made any suggestions for vendors or other wedding ideas. As one of her first customers she's offering me 50% off her normal package price, which is a HUGE savings and will run about $800.

Planner B:
She has had her own company for quite some time and seems very experienced. In our meetings she had already made many vendor suggestions and has given me some fun ideas for the wedding. We also have good chemistry on a personal level. While her price is also extremely reasonable, it's about 50% more than the first one.

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<bot>: Is it worth saving money by hiring a somewhat inexperienced coordinator, since I consider our wedding fairly "simple" and won't need a lot of help anyway.