If you're getting married on Maryland's Eastern Shore, you already know why you picked it. The water views, the barns and farmhouses, the small town charm of places like Chestertown, Easton, St. Michaels, and Kent Island, it's the kind of setting that doesn't need much decoration to feel special. But planning a wedding here is a little different than planning one anywhere else. Here's what couples should know before they get too far into the process. The Eastern Shore has its

Understanding the Roles: Day Of Coordinator vs. Full Service Planner Wedding planning comes with a lot of moving parts. One of the most common questions couples ask is whether they need a day of coordinator or a full service planner. The roles sound similar, but they serve different purposes. Understanding the difference can help you choose which option fits your style, budget, and needs. What is a Day Of Coordinator? A day of coordinator is responsible for managing the log

A day of coordinator isn't just someone that shows up with the clipboard and bosses everyone around. They're the reason your wedding day doesn't turn into an emergency group text vent session. You've probably heard (or said) at least one of these: My venue coordinator will handle that. My mom/brides can help. It's a small wedding, we'll be fine. Spoiler: None of these people are actually managing your wedding day. What People THINK a Day Of Coordinator Does: Most people assum

What exactly does a day-of coordinator do? Everything you don't want to think about on your wedding day, as well as final confirmations leading up to your day. I manage your timeline, vendors, setup and transitions while problem solving so you can be present and enjoying your day. When do you start working with us? I typically start 30 days in advance, the first step is a detailed call with you to get a full understanding of your wedding details and vision, then I have a call