called to serve.

MADE TO LOVE.

Yep, you read that right! From my very first wedding day gig in August 2019 to now, it’s been quite the sequence of events (insert COVID-19 pandemic, college graduation, you name it)! Then, I became a bride myself, and that’s when it hit me — it was time to take things to the next level.

ONCE A COLLEGE INTERNâ€Ķ

A woman dressed in black poses smiling in front of a silver curtain backdrop with disco balls and silver decorations on the floor.

NOW, A WEDDING DAY PRO.

Fast forward to today, and I’m all in — coordinating weddings with the same excitement I had on that very first day. I’ve learned the ins and outs, the behind-the-scenes magic, and how to keep everything running smoothly no matter what curveballs come our way. Being a bride myself gave me a whole new perspective, and now I’m obsessed with helping couples actually enjoy their big day instead of stressing over the small stuff. Your wedding should feel like a celebration, not a to-do list.

That’s exactly what I’m here for.

 -Hannah 

  • Yes! I’ll attend your rehearsal to ensure that the ceremony runs smoothly and everyone knows their role.

  • On your wedding day, I manage the full flow of events so you don’t have to think about logistics at all.

    This includes vendor communication, timeline execution, cueing events (ceremony, speeches, dances, etc.), and handling any behind-the-scenes adjustments that come up throughout the day.

    My goal is to keep everything calm, organized, and on track so you can stay fully present.

  • Add-ons allow you to customize your coordination experience based on your needs.

    Instead of locking you into a rigid package, you can add support in areas where you want extra help — like RSVP tracking, vendor recommendations, budget support, rentals, or additional planning meetings.

    This way, you only invest in what actually benefits your wedding.

  • Yes! Creating a wedding timeline(s) is one of the most important tasks I’ll take care of. I’ll work with you to make sure we allocate enough time for everything, from getting ready to the final send-off, and make sure all your vendors are aligned on the schedule.

  • It’s always a good idea to book as early as possible, especially if you’re planning on getting married during a busy season! I recommend reaching out at least 6–12 months before your wedding date, as I only take on a limited number of weddings a year.

  • I handle setup of personal dÃĐcor items based on a pre-approved plan.

    This typically includes items like welcome tables, guest books, signage, favors, and other personal details that bring your space together.

  • Yes — I am personally your main coordinator.

    I may bring an assistant depending on the size and logistics of your wedding, but I will always be your primary point of contact and the person leading your day.

NO SILLY QUESTION HERE.

Trust me,

Close-up of a person in a black blazer holding a vintage rotary phone on a table decorated with silver tinsel and small disco balls, alongside newspapers.
A woman with dark hair holding a vintage rotary phone and smiling, standing next to a black chair.
A black and silver disco ball on a white table with a black chair in the background. On the table, there is also a glass of champagne and a chalkboard sign with white text.