As wedding planners, we’re as passionate about digging into the details, curating a wonderful team of professionals, and piecing together design plans as we are about revealing the results to our couples on the day of their celebrations. As happy as they are to work closely with us for sometimes over a year, we know our couples are counting down until they can see how their vision has been turned into reality. For Felicity and Paul, that meant soaking in every detail and every moment of their glamorous winter soiree..
One of the greatest joys of planning weddings is getting to know our couples and those they love the most to the point where we stop being friends and colleagues and suddenly feel as though we have become members of their family. That’s how I have long felt about Mandy and Joe’s riverside celebration.
Liz was raised in Itlay and wanted to have the same feelings for her intimate wedding that also included her husband’s childhood hometown. Bella Collina was the perfect setting for their wedding with Tuscan inspired features and stunning views.
One of the most intimate and special places to host your wedding is at your home or at the home of a friend or family member. For Adrienne and Peter’s celebration, a home was a must.
Liane and Delza's wedding was held at The Cummer Museum this summer and was absolutely gorgeous. With beautiful gardens and a space that we were able to transform, this is one of my favorite venues in the city.
Then she told that she wanted a small wedding at home and I was like "Oh Yes, building spaces from the ground up are my jam!". She wanted the string lights and everything outside under the stars. She wanted to make sure that the Tree that Wes proposed to her under was made a centerpiece of the wedding as well.
Let's face it, you do not want your wedding day to be remembered as a disaster or by stressing about the possibility of what could wrong. Example, we live in Florida, that means for a few months out the year it's Hurricane season. Last year alone, was one of the worst with the impact that Irma left on our city. It's for this reason I actually do not take on Florida weddings from August to late October now, unless certain requirements are met. If you do decided to get married during Hurricane season, please invest in wedding insurance. Wedsafe and Traveler's offer some great policies to help protect you from possible wedding disasters.
