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Colorado Elopement Planner

Luxury Event Coordinator

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Introducing an organic style of planning with an “I’m on it” feel that lets you savor the moments now, during the event and in the days after too. Why? Because even if there is no afterparty, the memories will feel like one because you’ll look back and remember the feel-good factor that comes from enjoying your own event, and not having to grin and bear it because you're caught up in the nuances that make it all come together.

What Sets My Event & Wedding Planning Packages Apart

What's The Buzz About?

If You Think These Events Are

The Bee's Knees...

Then there’s a high chance you should check out the foundational event and wedding planning packages below.

Wedding Planner Packages

Wedding & Elopement Packages in Colorado

Ideal for weddings with large guest lists (grand and gorgeous essentially), or if you’re planning a destination wedding in Colorado. Including vendor sourcing and booking, comprehensive timelines, a design board and more.

Pre-Wedding Planning​

  • Creation of a checklist and timeline 

  • Budget assistance 

  • Seeking Ceremony and Reception venues 

  • Recommended vendor list 

  • Vendor management 

  • Creation of a layout and seating plan

  • Creation of a design board

  • Assistance in room blocks 

  • General advice in all areas 

  • Unlimited virtual meetings with your planner 

  • Two in person meetings (including venue walk through) 

  • Present at vendor meetings 

  • Vendor communication and confirmation of all final arrangements 

  •  Ceremony Rehearsal facilitation. â€‹

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Day-Of Wedding:

  • Unlimited time on site 

  • Facilitating the ceremony

  • Coordinating and aiding with ceremony and reception 

  • Assisting with all items such as gift table, Cake etc. 

  • Ensuring that all wedding party members are set for the ceremony with their flowers, boutonnieres etc.

  • Point of contact for all Vendors 

  • Problem solving any issues that arise 

  • Being a helping hand to all 

  • Supplying an Emergency Kit 

  • Making sure all vendors receive their payments 

  • Ensuring that everyone leaves the venue at time of closing.

Package #1

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Colorado Event Planning

From branded events to backyard brunches, I’ll plan your pet’s birthday party, Bar Mitzvah, bridal shower, bachelorette party, baby shower or any other bright event that needs help making the prep and event itself a little (a lot) more blissful.

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“Leor! Thank you so much for everything you did last night. It turned out to be such a fun night and everything went so smooth because of you. I cannot express my gratitude enough.”

Kellie & Sean | Storm King Mountain Ranch

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The Next Steps

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Send me 
a note.

Before we can collect RSVPs or share photos of our dogs, we need to actually meet one another! Please fill out the contact form with a few simple details (no essays needed, unless you want to — I will read every last word!). Looking forward to your note!

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Schedule a consultation.

If I’m available for the date of your event, I’ll personally reply back to see when you’re available for a free consultation. In person or on the phone, I’ll ask about what you have in mind and take lots of notes.
 

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Your event, on my calendar.

You’ll receive a custom proposal after our consultation with 1-2 options, pricing details, payment plans and the booking materials (contract and invoice).


 

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Make it buzzworthy.

Your story already feels like it was meant to be, but now the moments leading up to, and during your event will feel even sweeter because they won’t be soured by the burden of planning it all. That part is where I spread my wings.

Questions Joined Answers for a Stroll

Colorado Elopement Planner & Event Coordinator FAQs

If you’re here and asking this question, chances are you already know why — you don’t have the time or bandwidth to deal with the stress, communications, decisions, designs, logistics and full-time requirements that a beautiful event requires (and that list itself makes you tired!). To bring your favorite people together in a beautiful place for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration, you need a little more than a text message and a potluck theme (although I’m down for potlucks making a comeback).

Why do I need a wedding planner?

A wedding planner typically tackles every single detail and task — from booking your venue to creating a budget, whereas a coordinator usually manages the day-of details or works with you in the month prior to manage last-minute communication and changes. With a coordinator, you’ll have to do all of the prep upfront, but they’ll arrive in the final hours, and at your event, to bring it together so you can enjoy all of the work you’ve put in. I offer both services, so it’s really up to how much time you have to put into the planning for a cohesive event.

What is the difference between a wedding planner and coordinator?

Is that a rhetorical question? Yes! I’m based near Telluride in a small town called Montrose, so I can handle all local logistics and planning, even if that means Facetiming you during venue visits so you can find exactly what you’re looking for.

Can you help us plan a destination wedding in Colorado?

Yes! I can customize my full-service package to apply to your micro Colorado wedding, booking the handful of vendors an elopement requires (like your photographer and perhaps a florist for a simple bouquet and boutonniere). I’ll help you figure out where to elope, and add that wow-factor with personal customizations for a ceremony that is on-point for your personality types and the narrative you hope to create with your elopement.

We’re interested in a Colorado elopement package. Can you help?

Interested in one of these Packages?

Make A Beeline For The Contact Page

So I can finally meet you, learn about the event you have up your sleeve and put your date in my calendar (and not someone else’s).

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