How far in advance should I be looking for a planner?

This all depends on your comfort level, but our best rule of thumb is one year before your wedding date. This will ensure there is ample time to determine how much involvement you will need from us.

My venue already has an in house coordinator, why do I need a planner?

A venue coordinator works for the venue, and a wedding planner works for the couple. A venue coordinator will be dealing with all the aspects of the venue such as open/close doors, vendors and staff, etc. A wedding planner is there to support the couple by overseeing all aspects of the ceremony/reception from the set up, receiving vendors, answer questions, take care of any problems, and to make sure everything is exactly as the couple wants it.

Do you take more than one wedding per day?

No- we only take one event per day so that we can solely focus on your event.

Can we work within your budget?

Yes! We have an array of different packages as well as a la carte services. This is why it is so important for us to speak with our clients early on to determine how much involvement is needed and for us to build the package specific for you!

Can you walk us through the process of selecting other vendors and how we would be involved?

We want to make sure you have the best team for your event. For the clients who have not selected their vendors yet, we offer our services in finding and vetting vendors for your event as well as have a network of vendors we already have established networks with.

How easy will it be to get in contact with your wedding coordinator?

Once you’re booked with us, you will have access to contact us anytime via email or phone. All message are returned within 24 hours.