YOUR WEDDING HAS A
PERSONALITY
Somewhere under the Pinterest boards, saved posts, traditions, opinions and 47 different aesthetics is a wedding that feels unmistakably like the two of you.
What I Do
Rooted in a slightly obsessive love of weddings and an even bigger love of what makes couples them, Naomi uncovers wedding personalities — turning couples wedding day into an entire wedding experience that feels like their love. She creates what feels like you, highlights what actually deserves your money and the little details that make you think “Oh sh*t that’s us!”
Book to turn your stories, tastes, priorities and weird little quirks into a wedding that feels undeniably like YOU.
Soo...How lost are we?
No judgement here —pick your current level of wedding identity crisis below.
Kind Words
“Naomi was so amazing to work with. After just one call I have the direction I need to build the wedding of my dreams. No wedding planner needed - a huge saving from my budget!”
—Veronica Du
“It felt like I was FaceTiming my long-distance bestie who understood everything I needed.”
—Kemi Olagbe
“I have no idea how Naomi managed to get my fiance’s Star Wars components in there but he was ecstatic with the ideas…and honestly so am I.”
—Sarah F
Frequently Asked Questions
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No.
I help you figure out what your wedding is actually supposed to feel like, before you start throwing money at decisions you don’t even love.
The result? Clearer choices, less wasted spending and thousands saved. -
Even better.
I can help you clarify your wedding personality and creative direction, so you can communicate what you want more clearly to the professionals bringing it to life.
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This is actually why a lot of couples have booked with me.
You don’t need to figure out your theme, colour palette or even build a Pinterest board.
We’ll figure this out together.
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There’s no such thing as “too many ideas.”
We’ll figure our where everything fits in your wedding story.
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Absolutely.
Bring me your wedding at whatever stage you’re in, and well figure out what’s working and what’s missing.
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