With all that being said, I’ve come to the conclusion that I am tired of the cookie cutter weddings that look and feel like the next. The wedding industry, or as I like to call it sometimes, the wedding factory, often produces the same type of weddings over and over again. We see the same flowers, the same food, the same overall experience. There seems to be a complete absence of personal details, unique guest experiences, tailored customizations and entertainment that truly make a wedding different and special. Here at Stoked Weddings, I strive to change that. I prefer the clients that challenge me to think outside-of-the-box and the weddings that require a touch of non-traditional creativity. 

I pride myself in creating a truly tailored and personable experience from start to finish for you and your partner. After booking with me, I take the time to get to know and understand you, your partner and your relationship. From creating beautiful tablescape mock-ups and design vision boards to carefully hand-selecting vendors, I ensure that our time together is as seamless, stress-free and personable as possible. 

After coming home from college and getting engaged two days after my virtual graduation, (yes, I was a 2020 Covid college graduate!) I began planning my own wedding. I very quickly realized that I had a passion for not only the actual organization and logistics that go into planning a wedding, but also the meaning behind why people get married in the first place. It may sound cliché, I know, but weddings really are a celebration of love and the union of two people coming together to spend the rest of their lives together.  

I always feel like a big sap when I say this but, I love love. It's true. My favorite part about love is that how one person expresses, receives and truly experiences love is always going to be different from how someone else does and because of that, every relationship is unique in its own way. I think there’s something really special about that. To me, weddings should be a true representation of who the two of you are as a couple. Your wedding should give your guests a lens into your every day with each other, as well as the interests and dreams that you share.