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A close-up of a bride's lace-sleeved hand and a groom's hand reaching toward each other outdoors, with guests' shadows visible on the grass behind them

Canton · Cherokee County, GA

Every package on this site has a real starting price.

You should be able to tell whether we fit your budget before you ever send an email. So the number is on the page: what full planning starts at, what partial planning starts at, and what a month-of coordinator costs. The first real conversation is about your wedding, not about whether we're in your range.

Planning weddings in north Georgia
9 yrsPlanning weddings in north Georgia
Weddings planned
140+Weddings planned
Average time between booking and wedding day
18 moAverage time between booking and wedding day
Weddings capped per year, by design — so no date gets less attention
30Weddings capped per year, by design — so no date gets less attention

Planning & pricing

What each package costs.

Full planning, partial planning or a month-of coordinator — pick the one that matches how much is already done.

  • Full-Service Planning

    From $6,500

    For couples who are eighteen months out and want one person managing every vendor, every deadline and every decision from the first venue tour to the last dance. Includes the month-of coordination below — you never re-hire for wedding day.

  • Partial Planning

    From $3,200

    For couples who've already booked a venue and a few vendors and want help finishing the rest — timeline, remaining vendors, design decisions — plus someone running the day.

  • Month-of & Day-of Coordination

    From $1,450

    For couples who've planned everything themselves and need one person to take the plan out of their hands for the final month and the wedding day itself, so nobody in your family has to run a timeline.

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Proof, not a mood board

Weddings we planned.

Every photo below is from a wedding on our own calendar — with the venue, guest count and budget named.

  • A bride in a backless wedding gown dancing with guests at an evening reception, string lights overhead
  • A close-up of a bride's lace-sleeved hand and a groom's hand reaching toward each other outdoors, with guests' shadows visible on the grass behind them
  • A tented reception table set with wine glasses, lit candles and pastel floral centerpieces, crystal chandeliers hanging above
  • A row of white folding ceremony chairs on a lawn, with a small bouquet of burgundy and white flowers tied to the nearest chair back

See the real weddings

Why us

What we do that most planners in this area don't

  • The price is on the page, not in your inbox

    Most planners in this area ask you to book a call before they'll say a number. We'd rather lose the couples who aren't a budget fit before either of us spends an evening on a phone call.

  • Callie runs every one of your calls personally

    You don't get handed off to whoever's free that week. The person you meet during your first conversation is the person planning your wedding.

  • We show you real weddings, not a mood board

    Every wedding in our portfolio is one we planned — real venue, real guest count, real budget range. If you want to know what a $7,000 wedding here looks like, we can show you three.

  • We'll tell you when a date or a venue doesn't work

    We turn down weddings that would put you over budget for a look you didn't ask for, and we've told couples their dream venue doesn't have the parking or power for what they're planning. That conversation is worth more than a yes.

What couples say

Every quote below is from a wedding we planned.

  • “We planned the whole thing ourselves over a year. Priya ran the day so my mother didn't have to, which was the entire reason we hired anyone.”
    Sarah & Nate — Month-of coordination, north Fulton
  • “We emailed four planners. Two never gave us a real number, one quoted something double what the site implied. Callie's site already told us what full planning cost, so by the time we talked to her it was just about our wedding.”
    Meredith & Jonah — Full-service planning, barn venue, Cherokee County
  • “I'd already booked the venue, the caterer and a photographer before I found Dogwood Ridge. Partial planning meant Priya took over everything I hadn't gotten to yet, and I didn't touch a spreadsheet again.”
    Dana R. — Partial planning, Canton

You should know if we're your planner before you ever send an email.

Check the number before you write anything.

Every package lists a starting price. If it fits, the first conversation is about your wedding, not about whether we’re in your range.