The organised one at your wedding.

Lunetta started with a simple observation: most of what stresses people out about wedding planning isn't the fun part. It's the admin. The contracts nobody reads properly until something goes wrong. The deposit that was due last Tuesday. The seating plan that's been "nearly done" for three weeks. Someone has to manage all of that, and it doesn’t have to be you.

A bit about me

Like a lot of people, I went through a run of years that seemed to be entirely other people's weddings in my late twenties. Somewhere in there I noticed the parts everyone else dreaded were the parts I was actually good at. The spreadsheet. The puzzle of the seating plan. The vendor timeline nobody else wanted to build. Getting married myself confirmed it: I love the planning, the organisation. After a corporate career where deadlines and detail are the whole job, Lunetta uses that same skill set, turned toward something I’ve always done instinctively: bringing order to the details so the day can unfold beautifully.

Black and white photo of a smiling bride holding a bouquet of flowers in a room with large windows, draped curtains, and a chandelier.

My wedding philosophy:

  • Weddings should represent both halves of the couple getting married.

  • Traditions are optional extras, not obligations.

  • You should be a guest at your own wedding - that’s where I come in.

Let me take the stress out of your day. Big or small, you want your wedding to run smoothly. You also deserve to focus on being newlyweds and letting your hair down with your guests.

My wedding day was bliss from start to finish. Let me make yours bliss too.

How I work

Straightforward.

No jargon, no upsell you didn't ask for. If something isn't worth your money, I'll tell you.

Based in Hertfordshire, working across the UK.

Most of what I do can happen over a call or email — I travel for venue visits and on-the-day work as needed.

Built for real budgets.

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