As an event planner starting out, I feel like weddings are THE market. While I love the complexity, meaningfulness, and flow of weddings, I would hardly call myself a wedding planner. I think there is value in coordination and planning for all gatherings. The gathering that I would love to specialize in is the celebration of life. Unfortunately, my family has been put in the position many times where we have to pull together a meaningful celebration, coordinate vendors, and f

We are through two months of 2026, and I am reflecting on all the work I have put into CF Events. I want to share this part of the journey with you. February was the month of getting the hard stuff done for me. I finalized all of my LLC documents, set up so many accounts, and tried to remain positive through all the hoops that you need to jump through as CF Events starts doing business. My mantra for the last little bit has been “it's just 30 minutes.” Rather than spending ti

After coordinating and managing countless weddings, one thing has become very clear: the weddings that leave a lasting impression are not always the biggest or most elaborate. They are the ones that feel intentional, personal, and grounded in what truly matters to the couple. If your goal is a wedding that feels meaningful—not performative—these are the choices I consistently see make the biggest impact. 1. Choose an Unplugged Ceremony — Phones Down, People Present Unplugged