Ribbon and Rogue

You don’t need to have everything figured out before talking with us. In fact, that’s kind of the point. Come prepared to tell us what you already know, what you’re excited about, what’s stressing you out, and what you want your wedding to feel like. If you already have a venue, budget, guest count, or vendors booked, great. If you’re starting with nothing more than a date and a Pinterest board, that’s okay too. Our first conversation is about getting to know you, understanding where you are in the planning process, and figuring out what kind of support would actually make your life easier.

Our approach is equal parts Ribbon and Rogue. Ribbon is the organized side: timelines, spreadsheets, vendor communication, logistics, budgets, and making sure all the moving pieces work together. Rogue is the creative side: bold ideas, unexpected details, personal touches, and being willing to throw out wedding traditions that don’t feel like you. We don’t have one signature wedding style that we repeat for every couple. Our goal is to understand your style and priorities, then help you create a wedding that feels unmistakably yours.

We start by learning where you are in the planning process, what you’ve already accomplished, and where you need support. From there, the process depends on your planning package. Full-service couples receive support throughout the planning and design process, while partial planning focuses on filling in the gaps and helping with the areas where you need us most. For month-of event management, we step in closer to the wedding to organize the final details, communicate with vendors, build out the timeline, and manage wedding-day logistics. No matter which level of planning you choose, our job is to bring clarity to the process, keep things moving, and make sure you aren’t spending your wedding day answering vendor questions or solving problems.

The earlier you bring a planner into the process, the more we can help with decisions like budgeting, venue and vendor selection, design, logistics, and overall planning strategy. For full-service and partial planning, we recommend reaching out as soon as you know you’d like professional support. Month-of event management can be booked later in the planning process, but popular wedding dates can fill quickly. Even if your wedding is coming up sooner than expected, reach out. If we have availability, we can determine what still needs to be done and where our team can make the biggest difference.

We offer full-service wedding planning, partial wedding planning, and month-of event management, with destination wedding planning also available. Full-service planning provides the most comprehensive support and can include planning strategy, vendor coordination, logistics, wedding design, timelines, and bringing all of the details together. Partial planning is designed for couples who have already made progress but need professional guidance, organization, vendor support, or help completing certain parts of the wedding. Month-of event management is for couples who have planned their wedding but want our team to take over the final coordination, vendor communication, timeline, and wedding-day logistics. During your consultation, we’ll help determine which option makes the most sense based on what you’ve already planned and how much support you want.

Yes. We don’t believe every couple needs exactly the same amount of planning support. We’ll look at what you’ve already completed, what still needs to be done, and where you want professional help before recommending the best option. Depending on your wedding and needs, we can discuss customizing the level of support rather than pushing you into services you don’t actually need. Our goal is to give you the right amount of help for your wedding, not simply sell you the biggest package.

When a wedding includes traditions or customs that are important to you or your family, we take the time to understand how they should be incorporated, communicate with the appropriate family members, vendors, or officiants when needed, and make sure those elements are properly accounted for in the timeline and logistics.