"I spent two decades in the Vermont dirt as a landscaper before I ever picked up a wedding clipboard. That matters because I know how to build a vision from the ground up—not just the color palettes, but the high-stakes logistics that make a day legendary.
I’m a firm believer that the best things are grown in the dirt—whether it’s a sprint car sliding through a turn, a perennial garden, or a marriage. Managing my husband’s racing team taught me to thrive in chaos; gardening taught me that you can’t rush the bloom. Both taught me that beauty requires sweat and a lot of grit.
If I can handle a dirt track and a temperamental growing season, I can handle anything your wedding throws at me. I’m here for the couples who want a day rooted in granite and built for adventure. If you're ready to break the mold, let’s talk."
A woman adjusting a bride's veil in a room with window curtains.
People walking dogs and playing outdoors on a grassy field with a pond, trees, and farm buildings in the background.
A smiling man and woman outdoors holding two dogs on a grassy field with a pond and trees in the background.

"My business name was born from the perfect balance I find at home with my two Bluetick Hounds. Ladybird represents the timeless elegance and tradition of a wedding, while Wren embodies the joyful, unique spirit that makes every couple's story sing. Together, they remind me that every great event needs both a steady hand and a bit of soulful flair."