Why did you become a wedding planner? Ever since I was little I have been in love with weddings. I guess my fascination started when I was really quite young. My little sister and I used to love dressing up so we often played weddings at home with tablecloths as veils, walking up and down our hallway pretending to get married to our imaginary husbands!! As I got older, I just found myself swept up in the romance and everlasting love that weddings symbolize. I am definitely a very romantic person and this has just fuelled my love for everything wedding related.
What’s your USP? Other than my passion for this industry my strength would have to be my creativity. I love to create a dream scenario for someone and then help to bring it to life. With weddings in particular this is something that is very important.
How would your clients describe you? I hope that they would describe me as imaginative, helpful, passionate and organized as these are the most important qualities for a wedding coordinator.
How do you unwind? A chilled glass of wine always helps to unwind but if I am completely honest, my weakness is definitely being snuggled on the sofa with a good girlie movie, PJ’s and a bar of chocolate. Not a lot of things can match that!
If you could plan a celebrity wedding (alive or dead) whose would it be? I would have loved to organize Grace Kelly’s wedding to the Prince of Monaco. She was so incredibly beautiful and organizing a Royal wedding is my absolute idea of heaven.
Is the job as glamorous as you thought?I’ve never really thought about that actually. It’s just something I love doing and it makes me very happy.
What themes are you working on for 2009? This year there will be a focus on the key gemstone colours for us here at Enchanted Events. We want to focus on the opulence and dramatic colour schemes from precious gems. We are focusing on: Delicate rose quartz and peridot for springtime. Cool and beach like Aquamarine and Sapphires for the summer. Rich rubies and fiery amber for autumn. Sparkling diamonds and opal for wintertime.