Planning a wedding is an exciting process, yet it could add a lot of stress to your life, so today I want to introduce you to some of the best wedding planners in Miami!
This list was crafted to include planners that are creative, professional, fun, and most importantly treat their clients with the most respect. All of them work weddings and events in South Florida and a few work abroad too. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me!
The complete list of the best wedding planners in Miami
Absolute Get in touch with Jamie Lipman Rodriguez at jamie@theabsoluteevent.com or contact number 954.918.7867
Andi Soirees Get in touch with Andi Dyal at andi@andisoirees.com or contact number 786.514.7122
Artistique Events Get in touch with Melissa Naierman at artistiqueEvents@gmail.com or contact number 786.439.8475
Blumberg Events Get in touch with Teresa Blumberg at teresa@blumbergevents.net or contact number 305.588.3846
Blue Orchid Events Get in touch with Abby Gallagher at abby@blue-orchid-events.com
Chris Weinberg Events Get in touch with Chris Weinberg at inquiries@chrisweinbergevents.com or contact number 305.244.6603
Daughter of Design Get in touch with Annie Lee at info@daughterofdesign.com or contact number 646.595.9009
Events by Elle Get in touch with Elle at elle@eventsbyelleinc.com or contact number 786.203.3850
JV Wedding Planning Get in touch with Valerie Daldi at Valeria@jvweddingplanning.com or contact number 954.358.7768
Masi Events Get in touch with Jessica Masi at hello@masievents.com or contact number 305.910.2888
Oh My Occasions Get in touch with Amber at amber@ohmyoccasions.com
Orange & Rose Get in touch with the gals at Orange & Rose at hello@orangeandrose.com
Plan Design Events Get in touch with Nicole Eichenwald or Arianna Grijalba at info@plandesignevents.com or contact number 305.788.1963
Top It Off Designs Get in touch with Valerie at valerie@topitoffdesigns.com or contact number 786.337.3743
Your Special Event By Joni Get in touch with Joni at joni@yourspecialdaybyjoni.com or contact number 561-756-6760
Now that you have the list, let’s address some of the most common questions couples have:
Do you need a wedding planner?
Well, that’s really up to you. Do you need A/C in your car? Technically not, but having A/C makes the ride comfortable, same goes with a wedding planner. Technically you don’t “need” one, but having one could save you stress, headaches, and even money!
How could a Miami Wedding planner help you save money?
Wedding planners work with a network of professionals and know exactly what would be the best for you, this alone can save you thousands of dollars.
Wedding planners can advise you to stay away from unnecessary things that you don’t need, guide you with the right selection of vendors, advise how to better use your budget, and help you avoid mistakes that can translate into lost money.
What’s the overall job of an event planner?
Since I’m not a wedding planner, I reached out to planner extraordinaire Jessica Masi from Masi Events and this is what she has to say:
“As a planner, our job is to create a memorable experience for our client so they can make confident decisions. From assembling the perfect team for their overall vision, to clearly communicating with the team of partners, infusing their wedding with personal details, and making sure that during their wedding they can be present and enjoy each and every moment.” –Jessica Masi from Masi Events
What’s the difference between full planning and partial planning?
There are many wedding planners in South Florida and the majority of them offer either Full wedding planning or Partial wedding planning packages, so let’s dive into the differences:
According to Abby Gallagher from Blue Orchid Events, the difference between a Partial and Full Planning package is essentially where you are at in the planning process is where we will be starting.
“A Full Planning Package means that you and your planner are starting at or near the beginning with a budget assessment, helping you choose all of your vendors and contract negotiations, style of wedding, and even sometimes aesthetics. That is typically 12-16 months of work.
For partial planning, you are required to have your venue and 3 of your main vendors already booked to be eligible for a Partial Plan (ie. photographer, videographer, and DJ for example) and is typically 6-8 months of work.” – Abby Gallagher from Blue Orchid Events
Keep in mind that many Miami wedding planners also offer Management Packages. These packages are mostly designed to help you get things in order a month prior to your wedding day and help you with the organization and management of logistics on the day of the wedding.
