Planning your wedding can feel like a lot—so it helps to know what kind of support suits you best. Whether you want full planning help or someone to run the show on the day, here's how these roles differ:
Timing — A planner works with you from the very beginning—months (or even a year) before your wedding. A day-of coordinator steps in closer to your date, focusing mainly on final details and day-of execution.
Creative & Design Help — Planners help define your wedding aesthetic, create layouts, and guide décor choices. Coordinators typically work with the design already set, ensuring your vision comes to life smoothly.
Vendor Support — Planners help you choose vendors, manage bookings, and keep communication flowing. Coordinators confirm the details and make sure everyone shows up and knows what to do.
Planning & Timeline — Planners build timelines, floor plans, and manage your budget. Coordinators run with your timeline and keep things moving smoothly on the big day.
Day-Of Duties — Both help make sure your day goes off without a hitch! Coordinators greet vendors, manage the timeline, answer questions, and handle hiccups—so you don’t have to. |
At Lavender Owl Farm, weddings with over 50 guests do require a coordinator—but how much help you want beyond that is totally up to you. We’re here to support your planning journey, whether it’s full-service or just day-of magic.
Our wedding team ensures your day runs smoothly, safely, and joyfully. From early planning to the final send-off, we’re here to handle the details so you can focus on celebrating.
Before the Wedding Day - year or month long Planning
Hourly and flat rate options
Email consultations
Decor and styling advice
Seating, layout and timeline planning
Vendor suggestions and coordination
Planning meeting and venue walk-through for last-minute details
Coordinate rehearsal and wedding party
Changes, emergencies, and weather contingencies
On the Wedding Day - Day-of Coordination
$125 per hour with a 5-hour minimum
Welcome and directions at check-in
Direct your vendors and helpers
Set up and tear down decor and personal items
Timeline management and check-ins
Guest arrivals and greetings
Coordinate vendor arrivals
Put out fires and answer questions on your behalf
Overseas clean-up and collection of personal items
Final walk-through and event wrap-up
The Day of Coordination services do not extend to catering-related tasks.