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Congratulations on your engagement and your upcoming wedding!

This is a memorable time in your life and we are excited for you and hope in some way, big or small, we can make many of those decisions a little easier for you. We pray your wedding will be a blessed one. If you are on a strictLow budget, ask about ways to have a beautiful wedding and still save if you are ready to do some “out of the box’ ideas with florals, Venue & decor..

Day of Coordination Only Package

This is for the brides that have spent precious time planning their special day. Don’t leave the execution of this very special to chance. Brides often rely on friends and family to help carry out plans on the day of their wedding. This can often become disastrous as the friend or family member leaves their volunteer role as coordinator or “go to person” to get ready, visit with family or friends or be part of the bridal party or activities. This can result in chaos.

Partial Wedding Management & Coordination Package

For the bride who would like to plan her wedding independently, book her own vendors and venue but as the big day approaches, she needs someone to coordinate all the details so she can concentrate on the emotional side & herself. This allows couples to avoid stress & be able to enjoy the festivities of rehearsal & wedding day!

Full Service Planning & Coordination Package

Ideal for the bride & couple who wants wedding planning service guidance from start to finish over all aspects of their wedding – meaning, we manage every aspect of the wedding day. With this package, you’ll enjoy all the fun of planning your unique wedding while avoiding the stress & anxiety. This package is ideal for the couple that maybe just simply to busy with life and need a wedding planner expert to take lead in ensuring every detail of your wedding is tailored and customized with you and your love in mind.

The Hourly package

Ideal for the couple that is seeking just a little advice on how to get to their happily ever after or on a strict low budget. During this session, you can ask anything: where should you start the planning process, review of your budget, or just ask any general questions you have about your planning process. Couples will ideally have a ton of ideas on what they want their wedding to look like, where they want to have it and how many guests they want at the wedding celebration. With all these fabulous ideas flowing through your mind it may be hard to know where and how to start. Within this hourly session, you will walk away with a solid plan of:

A La Carte Services available at an additional charge

Add services (planning & labor) to Decorate-prices start at 1500 & up. (Delivery/packing/unpacking fees will apply to any items rented. If renting multiple items delivery fees will be reduced)

Most expensive wedding features

Knowledge-base Article

The overall cost of a wedding depends on the scale of the ceremony and reception. While the average cost of a wedding in 2020 was $21,300, this cost can quickly rise as the wedding becomes more extravagant. The most expensive parts of most weddings are costs associated with the reception venue, including the cost of renting materials, including tables and chairs, and serving food or alcohol.

Reception venue

The reception venue isn’t typically a single, large cost but a series of above-average expenses that add up quickly, especially if the bridal party opts for a package deal from their venue. Taken in sum, the costs of renting a venue, catering the event and providing other related necessaries makes this feature of weddings the most expensive. Common costs associated with a wedding reception venue include:

● Venue rental: With thousands of dollars typically spent to reserve a venue for a wedding, it’s often one of the priciest components of a reception. The typical cost of a venue amounts to $9,261, making it among the most expensive costs related to weddings. When couples have to rent tables and chairs and other furniture to fill out a venue hall, the cost increases.

● Catered food and drink: Making sure that guests are well-fed is one of the most expensive parts of any wedding — particularly if a wedding venue requires the couple to hire their own caterer. Expect to spend an average of $4,075 for a wedding of 66 guests — $62 a plate. As wedding sizes return to pre-pandemic sizes, the cost of food (per plate and in total) will rise. Of course, the cost of food is likely to increase for more extravagant weddings. But hosts could save on the cost of the venue by offering a cash bar as opposed to an open bar.