"For twenty years, my office was the Vermont soil. I didn’t just plant gardens; I built ecosystems from the ground up. I transitioned to wedding planning because I realized that a legendary event is a lot like a perennial garden: it requires deep roots, a bit of grit, and an eye for the wild, moody beauty that 'cookie-cutter' planners often miss. 

I don’t do 'packaged' weddings. I’m for the couples who want their day to feel like it grew right out of the granite—intentional, organic, and a little bit untamed. While others are focused on the surface, I’m managing the high-stakes logistics and the temperamental 'growing seasons' of a wedding day. If you want a celebration that’s as enduring as the Vermont hills and as unique as a wild-rooted bloom, let's break the mold together."
A woman adjusting a bride's veil in a room with window curtains.
A smiling man and woman outdoors holding two dogs on a grassy field with a pond and trees in the background.
People walking dogs and playing outdoors on a grassy field with a pond, trees, and farm buildings 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."