When it comes to planning, I don’t just check boxes—I tune in. Every couple, every milestone, every brand has a rhythm, and my job is to hear it before anyone else does. That’s how I approach everything I do: by listening first. You’ll rarely find me leading with a spreadsheet (though I love one); I start with the mood, the emotion, and the reason behind the moment.

I’ve always believed that intention is what turns an event into an experience. That’s why I don’t subscribe to cookie-cutter timelines or trends for the sake of trends. My process is tailored—not just in style but in substance. I want to know how you want people to feel when they arrive, when they sit, when they leave. Those moments in between are where I do my best work.

The truth is, I wear a lot of hats: designer, coordinator, sounding board, calm-in-the-chaos. But the one role I take most seriously is interpreter. I take your ideas—scattered, half-formed, sometimes overwhelming—and translate them into a day that feels effortless, seamless, and completely yours. That translation is my superpower.

I also love working with small teams. I find that intimacy fosters clarity. I don’t need ten people to bring a vision to life—just the right partners who care about the details as much as I do. I keep things lean so the work stays personal, so I’m never more than one call or coffee away.

You won’t find me chasing every job or taking on more than I can hold with care. I’d rather do fewer projects that feel right than stack a calendar with events that blur together. That’s why when we work together, you get all of me—focused, invested, and fully present.

At the end of the day, this isn’t just about flowers or lighting or even timelines. It’s about shaping an experience with integrity—one that honors your story, your people, and your moment. That’s how I work. That’s why I do this.