09/30/2026
The Hills I’ll Die On as a Wedding Planner
1. Cheap isn’t always cheaper.
I understand budgets, but I also understand value. Sometimes the less expensive choice costs you more in the long run.
2. Hire professionals to do what they do best.
I’m a wedding planner, not a florist, caterer, DJ, photographer, electrician, carpenter or rental company. I know what I’m good at, and I trust professionals to handle what they’re good at.
3. I don’t need to know how to do everything. I need to know who does.
That’s part of being an experienced planner. My job isn’t to be the expert in every category. My job is knowing the right questions to ask, the right people to call and how to bring it all together.
4. If you want it done right, it may cost more.
Experience, expertise, labor, equipment, insurance and reliability have value. You aren’t just paying for the finished product, you’re paying for the years it took that professional to become really good at what they do.
5. Your wedding deserves a planner who knows when to lead, and when to get out of the way.
I don’t need to be the star of your wedding. My job is to make sure the right people are doing the right things at the right time so you get to be the bride and groom, not the project managers.