WEDDING COORDINATING & PLANNING
The Role of a Wedding Coordinator
When you envision your wedding day, you likely see joyous moments filled with laughter, love, and cherished memories. But behind the scenes, orchestrating such a seamless event requires precision and expertise. That's where a wedding coordinator steps in.
Unlike a wedding planner who assists in planning every detail, a wedding coordinator ensures the plans you’ve made run smoothly on the big day itself, and even throughout your wedding weekend.
Why Wedding Coordination is Essential
You've spent months, perhaps even years, meticulously planning your wedding. From the venue to the vendors, every element has been chosen with care. On the day of the wedding, you should be basking in the joy of the occasion, not fretting over schedules or last-minute challenges.
A wedding coordinator takes the plans you've laid out and executes them flawlessly. I liaise with vendors, manage the timeline, handle any unforeseen challenges, and ensure every facet of your wedding unfolds just as you've envisioned. My team and I take great delight in this aspect of serving you.
The Poppies and Peonies Difference
We flourish in making dreams a reality. We understand the nuances and intricacies of weddings, recognizing no two events are the same. We tailor our coordination services to fit the unique nature of each wedding and couple, ensuring personalization and professionalism.
By entrusting your day to Poppies and Peonies, you're ensuring every moment, from the walk down the aisle to the last dance, is orchestrated with grace and precision. With our expertise, your wedding day becomes a symphony of cherished moments, letting you, your family, and your guests revel in the celebration.
**Package pricing available by request. Coordinating available for three months leading up to wedding date (Poppy + Peony Plan) or wedding weekend only (Poppy Plan). Additional coordinating/planning services available by request.
Officiant available
(Pastor husband!)
Rev. Gregory C. Skipper
Masters of Divinity,
Reformed Theological Seminary
