Honey Wedding Coordination is designed for couples who want support that goes beyond simply showing up on the wedding day, unlike traditional “day-of” coordination which often begins just days or weeks before the event.

• Support That Starts Early: Honey support begins when you book and adapts to where you are in planning, while traditional day-of coordination typically starts shortly before the wedding.
  

• Intentional Planning & Preparation: Honey includes a dedicated planning meeting 8–12 weeks prior to review logistics and flow with communication with our staff throughout the planning process, while day-of coordination often includes only a brief check-in closer to the wedding.
  

• Custom Timeline Management: Honey creates and manages a fully customized wedding day timeline, while day-of coordination often relies on a timeline provided by the couple or venue.

• Proactive Vendor Coordination: Honey confirms and coordinates with all vendors in advance and on wedding day, while day-of coordination is usually limited to last-minute or day-of communication.

• Rehearsal Leadership Included: Honey includes ceremony rehearsal coordination and officiant collaboration, while day-of coordination may exclude rehearsal or offer it as an add-on.
  

• Extended On-Site Coverage: Honey provides up to 12 consecutive hours of on-site coordination, while day-of coordination typically includes 6–8 hours of coverage.
  

• Décor Setup & Teardown Support: Honey handles all setup and teardown of personal décor items, while day-of coordination often limits or excludes décor handling.
  

• Guest & Wedding Party Support: Honey serves as a point of contact for guests and the wedding party throughout the day, while day-of coordination often focuses primarily on vendors.

• Calm, Proactive Problem-Solving: Honey manages logistics and addresses issues before they escalate, while day-of coordination is often more reactive as problems arise.
  

• A Stress-Free Experience: With Honey leading the logistics from start to finish, you can relax and be fully present, unlike day-of coordination which is typically focused on keeping the schedule moving.