About

Meet *Brooklyn*

My love for wedding planning began in 2021 at The Steeple in downtown Mobile. I started there as an event coordinator, and as I watched wedding after wedding come together, I quickly realized that I didn't just want to be there on the wedding day. I wanted to be the person behind the planning that made it all happen. I loved the organization, the details, the timelines, the checklists, and figuring out how all of the little pieces could come together to create one beautiful celebration.

So I started planning weddings at The Steeple while simultaneously planning my own. I got married in October of 2021, and continued planning and coordinating weddings at The Steeple until December of 2022, when I stepped away after having my daughter. Even after leaving, wedding planning never really left me. I continued helping plan and coordinate weddings and events for family and friends, and I realized just how much I missed doing something I genuinely loved.

If you know me, you probably know that I am a Type A personality through and through. I love a good checklist, a detailed timeline, an organized plan, and knowing that every little detail has been thought through. But over the years, I've learned that wedding planning is about much more than organization and execution. It's about celebration.

Brooklyn

The heart behind it

A wedding is a *celebration*

When my husband and I were engaged, my father-in-law shared something with us that has stayed with me ever since: a wedding is supposed to be a celebration, a celebration of the commitment and covenant a man and woman are making with God. That perspective changed the way I see weddings.

A wedding day is not simply the celebration of two people choosing one another. It is the beginning of a marriage covenant made before God. It is the beginning of a life in which a husband and wife have the opportunity to display the love of Jesus through the way they love, serve, forgive, and care for one another. That is the heart behind what I do.

The heart behind the name

Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.

Genesis 2:24

Becoming One

Two become *one*

Those words capture what I believe a wedding day is truly celebrating: the beautiful beginning of a covenant in which two people become one and commit their lives to one another and to God. I want every wedding I plan to reflect that significance while still feeling completely personal to the couple.

Your wedding should be beautiful, intentional, and unforgettable, but above all, it should be a celebration of the marriage you are beginning. My goal is to take the stress and logistics off your shoulders so you can be fully present for the moments that matter most. From the first checklist to the last dance, I want you to feel confident that every detail has been thoughtfully planned and every part of your day is being cared for.

Because your wedding isn't just an event to be executed. It is a covenant to be celebrated.

What I believe

A day you are *present* for

• Fully present

  My job is to take the stress and the logistics off your shoulders, so you can be with your people for the moments that matter most.

• Every detail thought through

  A good checklist, a detailed timeline and an organized plan, so you can feel confident that nothing has been left to chance.

• A covenant, celebrated

  Beautiful, intentional and unforgettable, and above all a celebration of the marriage you are beginning.