My interest in wedding coordination and party planning began when I was around seventeen years of age.  As I attended showers, weddings and receptions I would continually make mental notes on the dos and don’ts of a great wedding or celebration.  I loved the thrill of watching a new couple embark on the journey of marriage and as a teenager I would spend countless hours pouring over Bridal books and magazines.  

Of course when the movie, “The Wedding Planner” was released I was in Heaven.  “That’s it!”  I thought to myself, “That’s what I would want to be doing!  There is nothing I would enjoy more than helping to design and coordinate a wedding day that any Bride would be proud to call her own.” 

I don’t know that I could ever tire of weddings and all the planning that it takes to create such a special day.  There is not a wedding yet that I have not shed a tear over and at the rate I am going there probably never will be. 

I was born in Dallas, Texas in 1984.  When I was six months old my parents packed me up and moved back to College Station. (they had lived there before and came back for my Father to pursue Aerospace engineering at A&M University) I was raised in the Bryan/College Station area and when I was just 18 years old I married my childhood sweet heart whom I have know since age five. 

As soon as we were married we moved to Dallas for my husband to attend “Dallas Sound Lab” and pursue a career in Audio Engineering.  I let my thoughts of wedding planning go at the time and worked as a vet technician while he went to school and pursued his music and audio dreams.  Two years later, and with a six month old, baby girl, we moved back to College Station. 

We missed our families and had had enough of the big city.  I was now a stay at home mother and loving every minute of it.  Every once in a while the thoughts of planning weddings would pop back into my head but I usually pushed them aside telling myself that I was too busy with a baby and did not have the time and effort that it would take to pursue coordinating as a career. 

We bounced around from house to house when we first moved back to College Station but once we were settled permanetly in our own home and routine I really began to think about starting my own business.  When I first started putting it all down on paper I became easily overwhelmed at all the aspects of starting your own business and once again set it aside. 

I now know that it was because I was trying to start my business on to big of a scale.  Six months later I sat back down and began looking at the figures for starting the business from my home on a much smaller scale.  It could work! 

I talked with my husband and showed him the figures, he gave me the go ahead.  It was time to start growing my business.  I made business cards, brochures, bought a website and a P.O. box. 

I began spreading the news by word of mouth and the world wide web.  I now had a business that I loved and was able to pursue without giving up the dream and joy of staying home with my children.  It has taken some effort and hard work to get to where I am but I now own my own small business and love every minute of it.  I hope that you will allow me to help you make your dreams come true. Nothing is impossible!