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The process

Here’s exactly what happens after you book.

Candlelight reflecting across gold table details

I built this process because I know what it feels like to be planning something this important without knowing what happens next. You won’t feel that here.

Start to finish

Six stages, start to finish. Nothing skipped, nothing left for you to guess at.

01

Welcome Guide

A terrazzo invitation suite laid out with save the date, invitation and RSVP cards

The day you sign, you’ll receive your Welcome Guide, a clear look at what to expect, how we’ll communicate, and what happens next.

No wondering, no waiting. You’ll know exactly where things stand from day one.

02

Onboarding conversation

Marissa Holloway photographed outdoors

We’ll schedule a real conversation, not a form to fill out, to walk through your vision, your priorities, and how I can help bring them together.

This is where I actually get to know you as a couple, not just as a checklist.

03

Your portal, your plan

Planning notes, samples and a laptop on a desk

You’ll get full access to your client portal, every vendor, deadline, and decision organized in one place, always current.

This is how I protect your peace. You don’t have to keep track of it all, I do, and you’ll always be able to see exactly where things stand.

04

Design & timeline meetings

A sage linen table setting with layered glassware

As your date approaches, we’ll meet more often, reviewing design details, confirming logistics, and making sure everything is aligned.

By this point, it usually stops feeling like a business relationship. Most of my couples tell me it starts to feel like planning with a friend.

05

Wedding week & day-of

A long banquet table lit end to end with candles

My team and I handle execution from start to finish, vendors, timeline, logistics, and every detail in between.

You get to actually be a guest at your own wedding. That’s the whole point.

06

After the wedding

A couple holding each other away from the crowd

I follow up personally after your wedding to make sure you’re happy and to close things out properly.

I want to know how it actually felt for you, not just how it looked.

A couple embracing in a quiet open field

Ready for a wedding that feels this calm?

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