Journal
Notes on Planning & Styling
Practical, editorial guidance on planning, styling, rentals and virtual event coordination.
Journal · 3 min read
Client - Planner - Vendor
As an event planner, establishing clear communication, mutual respect, and firm boundaries creates stronger client and vendor relationships, which in turn reduces misunderstandings, improves event execution, increases client satisfaction, and builds long-term professional trust. I have learned that planning an event is not simply about bringing a beautiful vision to life; it is about managing the people, expectations, responsibilities, and relationships behind that vision. The client trusts me to protect their experience, while vendors trust me to communicate accurately and work with them professionally. Finding the balance between these responsibilities has become one of the most important parts of my growth as a planner.
Read the articleVirtual Planning · 4 min read
Planning an Event Virtually Across Time Zones
Practical ways we keep virtual planning organized and personal for clients located outside Saskatchewan.
Read the articleStyling & Décor · 5 min read
Five Principles Behind Thoughtful Event Styling
The design thinking we return to again and again when styling tablescapes, backdrops and full event spaces.
Read the articleRentals · 5 min read
Choosing the Right Rentals for a Marquee vs. a Hall
How your venue type changes what to prioritize when selecting tables, chairs, lighting and décor rentals.
Read the articleWeddings · 6 min read
Building a Realistic Wedding Timeline in Saskatoon
A season-aware approach to sequencing your Saskatoon wedding, from early planning milestones through to the final week.
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