FAQs

  • A Venue Coordinator is very different from a planner. Your Venue Coordinator is an expert in everything pertaining to the venue. Typically they do not provide a timeline for you, set up decorations, or coordinate your vendors. If your venue has a coordinator and you are wondering about the division of responsibilities, I am happy to have a conversation with said coordinator and we can develop a plan that works best for you and your venue!

  • Yes! I am here to help with vendor management and coordination. Pass communication off to me and I will collaborate with your vendors to bring your plans to life. I will act as the liaison between all of your specialty vendors to coordinate one clean, smooth timeline and an organized execution.

  • I can help with partial design consultation and then point you toward expert design vendors who can help you fully bring your vision to life! And then from there I can take over the planning and coordination. If you are looking for a one stop, full service shop, I can help connect you with a peer in the industry.

  • Everything is an option! But we are setting ourselves up for failure if the first time we really connect is the day before or even the week of your event. We can pare down the month of coordination package if you feel you don’t need everything included there. However, let’s talk about connecting a few weeks out so I am totally in the loop with all vendors and can help orchestrate a timeline that will leave you happy, present and trusting everything will go off without a hitch.

  • I am sure your cousin is totally capable! But I want you to be able to maintain your relationship with your cousin after your event. Working with close friends or family for such a personal, high-stress and once in a lifetime occasion, can put the relationship at risk. Having an impartial party with industry expertise and experience in orchestrating these exact events, is worth the money when you are able to dance with your cousin instead of accidentally yell at her when she sends everyone down the aisle in the wrong order.