How it works
Review if the plan already exists. Build if we are creating it together.
For couples who already have a timeline and want a professional read before the day.
A focused read of the plan you already have. I do not rebuild the schedule.
Not included: a new timeline, vendor outreach, rehearsal, or day-of support.
The Two Tulips planning sheets, then a call once you have filled them in.
Not included: I do not complete the sheets for you, and I do not create a new timeline.
We plan the wedding day together. Each tier adds more of my time around the same core work.
For couples who have booked the wedding and need a professional timeline and vendor plan.
Not included: extra coaching calls, a full playbook, point-person training, or day-of text support.
The planning month. I stay with the timeline, set the vendor plan, and brief your point person in writing.
Same as Month-Of, plus I train your point person on a live call. You also get a beautiful printable folder, a second timeline pass, and faster replies.
On-site presence is quoted separately and only when it suits both of us.
Send the date, venue, guest count, and whether you already have a timeline. I recommend Review or Build, and which Build tier fits. I reply within two business days. No call is required to begin.
Not unless we have booked on-site separately. Two Tulips is remote planning: the timeline, the brief, and — on Premium — a live training call for your point person.
Review is for a plan that already exists. I read it and mark what will catch. I do not rebuild it. Build is when we create the day-of plan together.
Month-Of includes a written briefing for your point person. Premium adds a live training call with that person.
No. Send the inquiry. I reply within two business days with the right path. Review and Build both include a call after booking, not before.
All listed prices are in USD. That keeps one list for U.S. and destination couples. Canadian weddings use the same numbers in USD unless we have agreed otherwise in writing.
Time zone for calls, and whether on-site is even possible. It is not used to change the published package price.