I build the plan. You walk into the day.
Work I still love, now offered from a quieter place.
Latulippe (my last name) means tulip. My father was proud of that. He said it like it mattered — not as a joke, not as a curiosity, as something that belonged to us.
Two Tulips is him and me. The tall bloom is my dad. The smaller one is me, growing from the same stem. That is the drawing. That is also the planning: two people, one clear plan, one day.
I cannot hand him a finished wedding. I can still build things the way he would have wanted his name used — by hand, and with the best ethic I have.
I’ve spent years immersed in celebrations — owning my own planning business and creating everything from full weddings to intimate private picnics and joyful bachelorette gatherings. I always started early enough to know every detail: the vendors, the timing, the people, and the little things that turn a good event into something truly special.
I loved the work. The quiet satisfaction of watching a timeline unfold exactly as planned. The calm that comes from already having thought through the “what ifs.” The joy of seeing people fully present because someone else was holding the details.
Eventually the lifestyle of constant weekends and social media pressure no longer fit. What I kept was the part that mattered most — the systems, the preparation, and the deep care for making every celebration feel intentional and peaceful.
That is what Two Tulips Wedding Consulting is now. The same thoughtful process I used for full planning, day-of coordination, private picnics, and bachelorettes — delivered with more flexibility so you can have high-level support without the old constraints.
Five-star Google reviews, zero exceptions. Couples mentioned calm, clear communication, and the feeling that nothing was overlooked. That same approach is what I bring to every package now.
I still love planning. I just do it in a way that protects both the experience for my clients and the life I want to live.
With care,Faye Latulippe
Past full-service work, when I still ran days in person. Two Tulips is remote.
Two Tulips