On my wedding day, I learned the hardest lesson about hosting: love isn't enough.

I created a group message for my fairly small number of guests, 50 people. I posted a poll about next-day brunch, only 6 people responded. I felt devastated like my guests didn't care about me. The truth? They felt awkward responding in a chat full of strangers.

Then everything unraveled. A couple missed their flight, some guests missed the ceremony because they never checked our website. I had to talk on the phone with my planner during my make up session to fix the plans.

Worst of all? I was so tired after the wedding that I never sent proper thank-you messages during my honeymoon. Months later, I felt like a terrible host.

That's when I realized: good intentions aren't enough. Every couple deserves to feel like a gracious host.

I built this service for couples who want every guest interaction to reflect the care they truly feel. No group chat disasters. No missed ceremonies. No thank-you guilt.

After years in management, I know seamless hospitality is an art form. My mission is simple: your guests feel genuinely cherished, and you stay present for every moment that matters.

Because your wedding day should be about love, not logistics.