Your questions, answered

Wedding day support provides a trusted presence through the drinks reception. Wedding day coordination lets you hand over the running of the day after planning it yourselves. Full wedding planning supports you from the preparation stage. We’ll talk through your project to identify the right package.

As soon as you know your date or have an outline of your project. Together, we check availability and the preparation time needed for your chosen package.

Yes. We review your bookings and what still needs to be organised. The support is defined around the suppliers you have already engaged.

Within my agreed role and hours on site, I bring the information together and coordinate solutions with your suppliers. The aim is to minimise interruptions so you can enjoy your day.

Yes, I am based in Paris and work in France, across Europe and internationally, including destination weddings. We discuss the location, travel, on-site requirements and support arrangements before I prepare a proposal.

Birthdays, baby showers, family gatherings and other private celebrations. The format, guests’ ages, venue and atmosphere you have in mind help us shape the right support.

Yes, we can explore a surprise celebration. We agree who needs to be involved, how to communicate and which stages to coordinate to keep the surprise intact.

No. You can get in touch with an idea, a date or simply a wish to celebrate. Venue sourcing can be included if we agree to it in the proposal.

Yes, support can focus on preparing the running order and coordinating the day. We agree which suppliers are involved, the hours and the responsibilities entrusted to me.

We distinguish between your overall event budget and my planning fees. The proposal depends on the format, location, guest numbers and agreed services; wedding packages are not automatically applied to private events.

Startups, SMEs and large organisations, as well as brands, communications and PR agencies, institutions and professional organisations. The support takes account of your internal resources, budget and objectives.

Press lunches and trips, symposia, conferences, trade exhibitions, public fairs, institutional gatherings, conventions, company retreats and evening events. For exhibitions and fairs, my role focuses on your company’s participation and stand.

For a press lunch, I coordinate the venue, catering, programme and welcome with your PR team. For a press trip, support can also include transport, accommodation and visits. For a symposium or conference, we prepare the running order, speakers, registrations and technical requirements. The agreed services are set out in your proposal.

Yes. Depending on our agreed scope, I coordinate the stand builder, layout and branding, liaison with the organiser, technical orders and logistics. Electricity, connectivity, lighting, audiovisual equipment, furniture and access are planned around your stand’s needs.

Yes, managing several events in parallel is part of my experience in event communications. We create an overall schedule, individual project tracking and clear priorities. Resources and on-site support are planned around each event’s dates and needs.

My experience spans several sectors. In healthcare, at Medadom, I organised participation in PharmagoraPlus and the company’s first appearance at the Foire de Paris in 2023. In energy, at GRTgaz, now NaTran, I organised participation in the Salon de l’AMIF 2019 for elected representatives, local authorities and institutional partners. These projects, delivered as part of my in-house roles, taught me to adapt planning and communications to each sector’s challenges and each audience’s expectations.

Yes. I work within your organisation alongside your communications, PR, marketing, HR or management teams. We clarify roles, approval processes and regular check-ins. You can keep the suppliers you have already engaged.

Send me your objectives, proposed format, dates, expected audience and an indicative budget if you have one. We define either full planning or a focused assignment. The proposal separates my fees from the event budget and sets out the agreed services.