If the venue tells you they can handle logistics on the day of your wedding, it’s true- they can, but it’s only within a certain scope. A venue coordinator is looking out for the venue’s best interest, whereas a wedding planner is looking out for YOUR best interest. A wedding coordinator will have you at the center of every decision they make.

I coordinate anything from backyard weddings to rooftop soirees. We coordinate religious weddings, destination weddings, same-sex/LGBTQ+ weddings, and everything in between.

Absolutely! I understand weddings are expensive and because I get the privilege of walking with you through the entire journey, I only require a 10% deposit to hold and then full payment no later than the week of the wedding.

No, but I will always recommend vendors that I believe are the best in the industry. I never get kickbacks from vendors so you can trust that when I recommend someone it’s because they truly are the best.

Yes! I love to travel and explore new locations. I’ve planned weddings from coast to coast and across boarder lines.

NOPE! I believe hiring a wedding planner is not only a huge decision it’s a personal one as well. You will be working very closely with me and it’s important for us to get to know each other before any contracts are signed.

Our main focus is weddings, but we also do engagement parties, baby showers, bridal showers, anniversaries, and birthdays.

Yes! We require a 10% deposit in order to hold your date.