A reception room dressed and lit before the guests arrive

What we do

Four ways in.
The difference is what stays on your plate.

Full planning, partial, day-of coordination, or décor only.

Every planner will tell you what they include. The more useful question is what they leave you holding — so that is what this shows. Pick a scope and watch where each job lands.

From the venue search to the last van leaving. You make decisions; we make them happen.

Venue search and site visits 1609
Budget structure and tracking 1609
Vendor sourcing and contracts 1609
Guest travel, transfers and rooms 1609
Permits, licences and paperwork 1609
Design direction and décor concept 1609
Décor build and installation 1609
Multi-day event flow and timings 1609
Supplier payments and schedules 1609
Rehearsals and supplier briefings 1609
Running every event on the day 1609
Family logistics and late additions 1609
Teardown, returns and settlements 1609

On full planning we hold 13 of 13 jobs outright.

Who holds each job, by scope. “Shared” means the contract sets out the split.
Job	Full planning	Partial planning	Day-of coordination	Décor only
Venue search and site visits	1609	Shared	You	You
Budget structure and tracking	1609	You	You	You
Vendor sourcing and contracts	1609	Shared	You	You
Guest travel, transfers and rooms	1609	You	You	You
Permits, licences and paperwork	1609	1609	Shared	You
Design direction and décor concept	1609	1609	You	1609
Décor build and installation	1609	1609	You	1609
Multi-day event flow and timings	1609	1609	1609	You
Supplier payments and schedules	1609	Shared	You	You
Rehearsals and supplier briefings	1609	1609	1609	You
Running every event on the day	1609	1609	1609	Shared
Family logistics and late additions	1609	1609	1609	You
Teardown, returns and settlements	1609	1609	Shared	1609

Scope is a starting point, not a cage. Most couples land between two of these, and the difference goes in the contract in writing.

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Décor & production

We draw it, then we build it.

Décor is not booked out and forgotten about. Concept, drawings, fabrication, install and teardown sit with one team, which is the only reason a room ever looks like the drawing did.