That’s when I knew I wasn’t meant to just contribute to the details, I was meant to lead the day.

Weddings and events have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I delivered flowers with my family's flower shop and watched firsthand the care, trust, and emotion that goes into every celebration. I saw how a flawless guest experience made an impact far beyond the wedding day, and how a missed detail could unravel an entire moment. That early education in attention to detail never left me. I went on to study Communications and Psychology in college before spending five years in corporate event planning, honing my skills in logistics and project management, while missing the piece that lit me up: design.

What started with designing signage and paper goods for weddings across Rhode Island slowly grew into something bigger. Since 2021, I’ve now been part of 400+ weddings, building trusted vendor partnerships, refining my approach, and learned exactly what elevates a celebration, and what derails it.

But the more weddings I was part of, the more I realized something: while I loved the creative work, what mattered most to me were the relationships. I loved guiding couples, being the steady presence and seeing the full picture come together.

I’ve seen weddings from every angle and learned what works - and what doesn't