By Heritage

Most European wedding planning assumes one tradition, one cuisine, one set of expectations about how a wedding day is shaped. If your celebration carries a heritage that isn't European, the standard guidance stops being useful somewhere around the second question you ask.

These pages are what each celebration actually requires; the specific things required of a European venue and vendor list. Whether a venue will permit an external culinary team. Whether the ceremony space can be configured for a tradition it has never hosted. Whether the sound curfew leaves room for a reception built to run late. What has to be sourced months ahead because it is woven or carried across a border.

You are not a woman who needs assembling. Your roots, your tastes, your values, your people already cohere. The work is building a European weekend that can hold all of it, exactly as it already is.

Each page below is written for a specific pairing. If yours isn't here yet, tell me about it - the requirements are the same category of work, and the conversation starts the same way.