Say yes to the nature-inspired wedding of your dreams!
Marriage is an adventure. Kick it off in style with a jaw-dropping, eco-friendly wedding inspired by New Zealand’s natural beauty. Every bit as magical as you dreamed — without the carbon footprint.
Farmers who would rather wear gumboots than heels.
City-slicking dads getting married for the second time.
Non-binary folk with a close-knit whānau who all want a role in the wedding.
Whatever your story, I want to help you plan the eco-friendly, nature-inspired wedding of your dreams! Love is love and I celebrate couples of all ages, genders, cultures, and sexual orientations.
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“Our venue offers a planner as part of their package, why would we need a private planner as well?” It’s pretty common for venues to offer this service (and there’s good reason for that too!) but don’t get confused between a venue planner or coordinator and a privately hired wedding planner. The two roles are actually quite different (and super complimentary!). In this post, I’ll be talking about how the roles differ and why I’d highly recommend you embrace having both professionals working alongside you on your wedding.
“Unique” is a word that gets thrown around an awful lot in the wedding industry. Everyone wants their wedding to be unique. To stand out. To be unlike all of the others. It’s a pretty big ask in an industry so strongly influenced by current trends, styles and fashion…
For some couples, this can be the single most stressful element of the entire wedding planning process, for others, it’s as easy as counting to three. In this post I’ll be taking a look at exactly why that is and offering some tips on how to make the process that little bit easier.
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