It costs less than hiring a full-service wedding planner, and often quite a bit less. More importantly, it costs exactly what you decide it should. My whole approach is built around helping you figure out where to splurge and where to save, so your money goes toward what actually matters to you.

A traditional wedding planner does the work for you. I teach you how to do it yourself. Think of me as your knowledgeable friend who's been through it all — I hand you the roadmap and the tools, you stay in the driver's seat, and you keep the money you'd have spent on a planner's fee.

Absolutely. I've helped couples on all kinds of budgets create weddings that felt completely, unmistakably theirs. It was never about how much they spent — it was about spending smart and knowing a few insider secrets that make a big impact without a big price tag.

Most couples find 9–12 months comfortable, but there's no single right timeline. My 12-week program moves at your pace, and I'll help you build a plan that fits however much time you actually have — whether that's 18 months or considerably less.

That's exactly why I do this. You won't be figuring it out alone. I break everything into manageable pieces, walk with you step by step, and make sure you always know what to tackle next.

Yes. I'll teach you how to talk to vendors, what to ask, and how to negotiate confidently within your budget — plus share what I've learned about which vendors tend to offer the best value for couples like you.

I'll give you one hint: not you! On the actual day, you shouldn't be the one fielding vendor calls or fixing the flowers — you should be getting ready and soaking it all in. That's exactly why I'm building Wedding Day Coordinator Training: to equip someone you already know and trust (your maid of honor, your mom, your most organized friend) to run the show for you, using the same playbook I've used for decades.

It's coming soon — join the waitlist to be the first to know when it's ready.