Two Tulips The useful wedding gift is rarely another serving bowl. It is the hour on Saturday when nobody is looking at the couple for the next instruction. You can give that: a remote wedding planner, the planning documents, or day-of coordination through a trained point person.
Two Tulips is virtual month-of work. I build the plan. They walk into the day. I am not on site unless that is booked separately.
How gifting works
- Reach out through the contact form and note it is a gift.
- Tell me the couple’s names, the wedding date if you have it, and whether this is a surprise.
- I coordinate quietly with you on payment and timing.
- I keep it a surprise until you are ready to tell them, if that is what you want.
Wedding gift ideas, by budget
- Timeline Gut-Check — $150 USD. They already have a plan. I tell them what will catch. A sharp gift from one sibling.
- Day-of Pack — $250 USD. The wedding planning documents plus a review call. They fill the sheets; I mark what is weak.
- Essential — from $997 USD. We build the day-of timeline together. A strong parent gift.
- Full Month-Of — from $1,797 USD. I stay the month and brief their point person in writing.
- Premium — from $2,797 USD. I train that person on a live call. This is the one a wedding party chips in on.
Full details are on the packages page.
Who this wedding gift is for
Parents. You want them present, not managing vendors. Month-Of or Premium is the gift that actually shows up on the day.
Wedding party. Split Premium. One of you may be the point person — that is the person I train.
Friends who hate the registry. The Gut-Check or the document pack is a complete gift on its own.
A group gift
Parents, wedding party, and friends can split one package. I invoice the person coordinating payment. The couple does not have to know until you say so.