Wedding planning for couples who want to enjoy their own engagement. We hold the spreadsheets, the suppliers and — on the day itself — the nerves, so the two of you can be guests at your own wedding.
Someone has to love logistics. It's us.
Forty-page timelines, supplier contracts read to the footnotes, and a wedding-morning presence calm enough to lower the room's heart rate. That's the job; we adore it.
Twelve months, held lightly
Months 12–9
Venue, date, budget architecture and the suppliers everyone fights over booked first.
Months 9–6
The look, the menu tastings (we come, someone must), the guest logistics.
Months 6–1
Timeline drafted to the minute, contracts triple-read, contingencies for the contingencies.
The day
We arrive before the flowers. You get married. Everything else is our problem — happily.
Couples, still married, still grateful
“The caterer's van broke down at 11am. We found out at 11pm — from the planner's debrief email. THAT'S the service.”
Rosie & Jack
Full planning, Babington House
“Worth it for the timeline alone. Our families still talk about how nobody had to ask what was happening next.”
Amara & Chidi
Partial planning, Bath
