In their words
Kind words
Notes from couples we have planned with, pinned in the order their days took place: one for each of our six services.
We arrived with 130 guests on a spreadsheet and no idea where to start. In one hour Ilse separated the venue decisions from everything that could wait, gave us a realistic budget picture, and sent written next steps that made the planning packages easy to compare.
Callum T. ·Planning consultation ·
We had the venue and a photographer, then stalled. Partial planning took the rest in hand: a string trio, two readers and a nervous wedding party all had a written ceremony schedule, so everyone knew where to stand and when. It was the most peaceful twenty minutes of the whole year.
Ines G. ·Partial planning ·
We had booked our own vendors and only wanted someone to run the day. Ramon reviewed every handoff, caught a rental delivery that clashed with the caterer’s setup, and ran the evening so quietly that our parents never lifted a finger. The scope matched exactly what we had agreed.
Kwame K. ·Coordination ·
We had toured five venues and kept tripping over minimums and curfews. The walkthrough with Doreen checked guest flow, setup access and the ceremony-to-dinner turn in order, and her annotated notes arrived before we paid a deposit. Our caterer and florist used them straight away.
Lorna W. ·Venue walkthrough ·
Desmond turned a folder of screenshots that had nothing in common into an in-season palette we actually loved. Textured linen, brass candlesticks and soft greenery all tied back to the room, and the concept board was clear enough for our florist to quote from without a second meeting.
Emmett M. ·Design direction ·
With coeliac, nut-allergy and vegan guests spread across fifteen tables, we expected dinner to be the hard part. Ramon organised the tastings and timed each course around the toasts, Ilse kept the whole year in one sequence, and dinner for 140 came out hot and on time.
Bettina N. ·Full planning ·