I’ve always believed that great events don’t start with the florals or the floorplan—they start with a feeling. That moment you walk into a space and it just gets you. It’s cozy or elevated, personal or polished. For me, planning events is never about following trends; it’s about translating emotion into experience. Whether it's an intimate dinner for ten or a celebration for two hundred, the process begins the same—with a story, a mood, and a moment worth honoring.

Over the years, I’ve realized my favorite part isn’t just the setup or the styling—it’s the intention behind each decision. What linen feels more like you? What detail will make your guests feel remembered? That’s the kind of event I love to build. I work closely with clients to distill their vision into something they can see, smell, and walk through. No two timelines are the same. No two playlists. No two seating charts. And that’s exactly how it should be.

It’s not just weddings or birthdays that deserve this level of care. I’ve helped bring to life store openings, private brand launches, and even just-because garden soirées. There’s something really special about creating a moment that didn’t exist before—one that reflects a person, a purpose, or a pause in the noise. Those are the ones that stay with me. Those are the ones I love most.

Sometimes, I’m hands-on from the very beginning—venue scouting, layout planning, vendor coordination. Other times, I’m stepping into an already-formed vision to help finesse it, style it, and make it sing. I’m happy in either lane. My goal is never to take over—it’s to elevate, support, and fine-tune. To be your person in the details while you live in the moment.

If I’ve learned anything, it’s that events aren’t just one-day things. They create lasting impressions, traditions, and even friendships. And if I can make the lead-up a little easier, a little lighter, and a lot more organized? That’s a win for me. I’m here for the calls, the coffee chats, the Pinterest spirals, and the nervous texts the night before.

So whether you’re planning something years in the making or weeks in the works, I’m ready when you are. Let’s talk about what you want this moment to feel like—and then let’s build it.