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I don't believe there is one right way to plan a wedding.
Every couple has different priorities, different personalities, different families, different budgets and different ideas about what makes a great day. So rather than giving you another checklist and asking you to work it all out yourselves, I create your plan around you.
You start by completing a detailed questionnaire about your relationship, your plans, your priorities and the things that matter to you.
I then read through your answers carefully, come back to you with questions where I need to understand more, and start putting the pieces together.
As an architect, I'm used to taking a complicated brief, understanding what is important within it, working through constraints and finding a considered solution. I approach your wedding in much the same way.
I'll analyse what you've told me, look at the options available to you, consider your budget and priorities, and work out how the different parts of your wedding can work together.
Your Blueprint might explore your ceremony, reception, venue, food and drink, photography, music, entertainment, flowers, stationery, styling, budget and wedding-day timeline, but what goes into it is determined by you.
If stationery isn't important to you, we won't spend pages talking about it. If food is one of the most important parts of your day, we'll go much deeper.
I'll help you understand where to spend, where to save, what to prioritise, what you could do yourselves and where bringing in a professional will make the biggest difference.
The result is a beautifully designed, personal book that brings your decisions together and gives you a clear plan for creating your wedding.
You tell me about you.
I work out what that means for your wedding.
I don't believe there is one right way to plan a wedding.
Every couple has different priorities, different personalities, different families, different budgets and different ideas about what makes a great day. So rather than giving you another checklist and asking you to work it all out yourselves, I create your plan around you.
You start by completing a detailed questionnaire about your relationship, your plans, your priorities and the things that matter to you.
I then read through your answers carefully, come back to you with questions where I need to understand more, and start putting the pieces together.
As an architect, I'm used to taking a complicated brief, understanding what is important within it, working through constraints and finding a considered solution. I approach your wedding in much the same way.
I'll analyse what you've told me, look at the options available to you, consider your budget and priorities, and work out how the different parts of your wedding can work together.
Your Blueprint might explore your ceremony, reception, venue, food and drink, photography, music, entertainment, flowers, stationery, styling, budget and wedding-day timeline, but what goes into it is determined by you.
If stationery isn't important to you, we won't spend pages talking about it. If food is one of the most important parts of your day, we'll go much deeper.
I'll help you understand where to spend, where to save, what to prioritise, what you could do yourselves and where bringing in a professional will make the biggest difference.
The result is a beautifully designed, personal book that brings your decisions together and gives you a clear plan for creating your wedding.
You tell me about you.
I work out what that means for your wedding.