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Helping Couples

Plan Weddings
With Personality.

I learned customer service in restaurants, how to handle immense stress in flight school, and how to build systems from the ground up in corporate America.

By the time I was creating training curriculum for brand-new technology and helping entire teams figure out what came next, I was very comfortable being the person with the plan... And I was damn good at it.

What I wasn’t using enough? My creativity. My eye for design. The part of my brain that wanted to make something feel as good as it functioned.

Then I planned my own wedding.


Before weddings, I spent years learning how to keep complicated things moving. Restaurants. Flight school. Corporate training. Turns out, I was becoming a wedding planner one weird career move at a time.

From Minnesota to Missouri to Utah

The big brands had all the money. The small brands had all the soul. And no one was handing the second group a big enough microphone. [Enter me, stage left]

Since then I’ve helped couples stop shrinking themselves to fit some idea of what a "perfect wedding" looks like — and start showing up in their weirdest, most creative form.

And suddenly all of those weirdly specific skills had somewhere to go. Planning my wedding gave me the piece I’d been missing: creativity. I could obsess over the logistics and the design. Solve problems and make something beautiful. And for the first time, every part of my brain was invited to the party.

Turns out, I wasn’t changing careers. I was finally putting all of my weirdly specific skills in the same room. And I was all in. 

On my way to find the weird little thing that makes your wedding unforgettable.

Because you don’t want to spend all this money just to host the same wedding you’ve seen 100 times.

You want one people remember. Steal ideas from. Obsess over. Tell their friends about. I'm the planner who’ll help you figure out what’s actually worth doing, then add just enough spice to make it impossible to forget.

Fur jackets, Rhinestone-studded boots, Saying hell yes to the traditions you love and hell no to the ones you don’t, Long dance parties, Weird little details, Overdressing on purpose, Alpacas at weddings*, Buying the shoes, Couples who actually have opinions.

*Ask me where I get the Alpacas 

Drunk groomsmen, Traditions you secretly hate, Guests you literally don’t know, Warm champagne, Unsolicited opinions*, Making the couple answer questions on their wedding day.

Where I Stand on the Important Things

Coffee

Matcha

Beach

Mountains

Early Bird

Night Owl

Popcorn

Chocolate

Salted Rim

Tajin Rim

Instagram

Tik Tok

The House Blend

“I wouldn't trust Molly to keep my plants alive, but I'd let her plan my wedding.”

Take it from Them

— My best friend Rhianna

At a Glance

In My Spare Time

Getting half way done with a sewing project, training for a half marathon, binging Ted Lasso, reading some kind of business book, spending way too much time on Canva.

An Ideal Evening Looks Like

5:00pm reservation, bottomless chips in salsa, home by 8:00pm, facemask and reading in bed or sci-fi show, asleep by 10. Cats curled up, bury me in my bedsheets.

Unpopular Opinion(s)

Sparkles belong on anything, cats are better than dogs, black coffee is elite, ketchup is gross but fry sauce slaps.

Flying planes, the best bagel spots in any major city, why I'm rewatching Schitt's Creek again, and how it feels to quit corporate and finally work for yourself.

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