We don’t have a fixed team that we bring to every wedding under all circumstances. We offer personalized recommendations for reliable vendors based on your needs—professionals with whom we’ve had long-standing working relationships for years, so we know the standard and quality of their work.

Of course, there’s also the option to work with a vendor you’ve already contracted if that professional has already proven themselves to you.

Yes, I’m present from the venue opening or the arrival of the first vendor until the breakdown. We coordinate the schedule with the team and manage the events. I check the room setup, oversee the decoration, and supervise the preparations.

We bring the accessories (bouquets, boutonnieres, etc.) to the bride’s or groom’s preparation location and assist there if needed.

Once the master of ceremonies arrives, we have one final coordination meeting, and the program can begin. From that point on, we keep everything under control in the background, always staying one step ahead of the schedule.

As soon as the last program element concludes, we start settling accounts with the vendors and then proceed with breaking down the venue. Throughout the planning and the day itself, there’s no need for you, your parents, friends, bridesmaids, or anyone else to step in—we handle and manage everything.

We start the collaboration with a comprehensive profiling session to get to know your preferences and personalities. Because of this, in most cases (e.g., the design of the invitations, the color of the tablecloths, or the seating arrangement), you’ll only need to choose the winner from the top 2-3 options we present.

Your only tasks will be to hand out the invitations and enjoy watching us bustle around you.

Of course, it also happens that some couples give us complete freedom in the planning. In such cases, we get to know your needs and tastes through a few consultations, and based on the moodboards you approve, we put everything together for you. If that’s what you’d like, everything can be a surprise for you too.

Beyond the clichés—like saving you time, effort, and money—this is our profession. While you’re preparing for your first wedding, we organize multiple weddings every year, each with different styles and guest counts.

A wedding is a complex event that requires a comprehensive approach and experience. It’s crucial that even the smallest details are in harmony with each other.

At our first in-person or online meeting, we get to know each other through a casual conversation. It’s important that a mutual sense of trust and rapport develops between us, as you’re about to entrust us with organizing one of the most beautiful days of your life, and trust is essential for that.

During the meeting, we’ll discuss your ideas, any questions you might have, and we’ll explain the planning process and what lies ahead. This conversation comes with no obligations and is free of charge for you.

Afterward, we’ll send you a personalized quote, and if you accept it, we’ll sign a contract. Once the contract is signed, the planning and organization begin. The planning period will vary in intensity. Depending on the current phase of organization, there will be more dynamic times as well as calmer periods.

'Because the most precious treasure in human life is time, and nothing can replace it.' I’m always reminded of Wass Albert’s words whenever someone says that a planner is expensive or a luxury item.

One of our main tasks during wedding planning is to organize your wedding while keeping your financial budget in mind. We help you find the right vendors for you, ensuring there are no unexpected costs. You won’t have to deal with requesting quotes, comparing them, or preparing a cost breakdown, so you can avoid this extra source of stress and conflict as well.

In many cases, vendors offer better rates because they enjoy working with us. From our perspective, it doesn’t matter whether you’re planning a small or large wedding—the planning work is just as active and time-intensive in every case. However, if the primary consideration in choosing a wedding planner is the price and the lowest possible fee, then we’re certainly not the right fit for you.

At first glance, you might think the two roles are the same. However, the difference is significant right from the start.

A wedding planner is by your side from the very first steps of planning, helping to bring your vision to life. When selecting vendors, they prioritize your needs rather than relying on a 'fixed' list of recommendations. The wedding planner’s role goes far beyond just suggesting vendors—it’s a much more complex task. Choosing the right vendor is only the first step, followed by a great deal of coordination and effort.

The wedding planner is the one who knows every little detail, keeps everything under control, and ensures on the wedding day that everything goes according to the plan. In unexpected situations, they make decisions with your preferences in mind.

In contrast, the venue’s event planner typically focuses on matters related to the venue itself, keeping the venue’s advantages in mind. Naturally, they are experienced and perform their work professionally within their own area of expertise.

It depends on what, when, and where you want. I’ve had couples contact me just 2 weeks before their wedding, but there have also been cases where we started planning 20 months before the planned date.

If you’ve set your sights on a very popular venue in the middle of peak season, especially on a Saturday, or if you’re planning a larger wedding, it’s a good idea to hire a planner about a year in advance. In such cases, starting the planning around November is ideal, but there’s no need to panic even if it was a Christmas proposal and you reach out within that same year.

For other ideas, less popular venues, or especially weekday weddings, if you contact me early in the year—roughly by the end of March—I can still help for that summer, and even more reliably for the fall. Overall, having at least six months available for planning is a good rule of thumb.