For 1 million+ in assets I don't consider 0.61% a bargain. Many advisors lower the fee for big accounts to attract business knowing they will make more even if they charge less. 0.5% on 1 million is a lot more money for the advisor than 1% on 100k. ;-)
Is the 0.61% all in? The underlying investments could have additional costs. Many firms in the US will say 1%, and then use investments that cost another 1%. Also look at transaction fees. If they are very active these can add up. IMO 0.61% for active investment management is the same as buying an active mutual fund at 0.61%, and over time the overwhelming majority of those underperform index funds. If you are paying for the active management I would consider this a waste.
What else are you getting for the 0.61%? I know you said full-service, but that normally refers to full service brokers(Edward Jones, Raymond James, etc.), and that doesn't always imply comprehensive financial planning. I'm not completely against having professional help. Some people need the hand holding. Some people with more assets need help with trusts, tax planning, estate planning... what I would consider comprehensive financial planning. If you need help with those things then get that help, it can often save you more in the long run, but find a firm that will help you with that at a reasonable fee. If you do need the additional services look for a firm that does financial planning and builds portfolios with index funds tailored to your situation. With 1 million in assets and some due diligence you might find a company that will do it for 0.5% or less, or even get a full financial plan for a set flat fee.