The Reason I Plan

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This is why I do what I do....

I provide information to Brides & Grooms-to-be because I know firsthand how exhausting and overwhelming it is to research information while planning a wedding. I became a wedding planner because I absolutely adore weddings and I enjoy the "behind the scenes" planning that comes with it. I know that it may sound crazy, but I enjoy doing the research, preparing time lines, drafting agreements, visiting vendors, and maintaining order at events! Not to mention that I have a knack for organization!! I like to have a plan and a list for everything!! I even keep a list of my lists!

I like to know (1) how things will get done, (2) who will do them, (3) when they will get done, and (4) what are the resources required for them to be done. <--That is how you plan a wedding. I work with and for the "Working Woman". I provide budget assistance and maintenance, and I provide assurance and peace of mind.

I plan weddings for the "Working Woman". The Working Woman is a woman who plans to work until right before her wedding. I know which vendors are a match for her and I help her save valuable time by doing the leg work for her. I was the "Working Woman" when I planned my own wedding so I speak from experience. Planning a wedding is a tedious task in itself. It becomes even more so when you throw in daily life activities!

A wedding is a major financial undertaking and to avoid problems, it is wise to develop (and stay within) a budget. I can help you be practical and realistic in maintaining your budget. The last thing you want to bring to your new marriage is wedding debt!

My ability to assess a situation quickly and determine a proper solution will put the "Working Woman" at ease (along with her family). This provides her with the comfort of knowing that her wedding is in the hands of a professional who will resolve problems quickly, professionally, and discreetly.

Now that you know a little more about me, call to schedule your free wedding assessment so that I can get to know about you, your fiance`, and your dream wedding! We will also discuss all of the ways that I can assist you!

Your Happily Ever After is just a phone call away....
405-309-9311

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