What hosts ask.
Ten plain answers. Open one and the dial turns to it.
Parents
look after the children, all through the party
1Who looks after the children?
Parents look after the children for the whole party. Laura looks after the party: the set-up, the order of the day and the pack-down. Children's parties
2Does Laura serve drinks?
Laura doesn't sell, serve or supply alcohol; drinks come from your venue or a bar you book.
3Who provides the food?
Food and drink are yours to buy, from your venue, a caterer or the shops. On The Party Day, Laura keeps the food timings in the order of the day.
4Can Laura book a bouncy castle?
Laura doesn't hire or run inflatables. If an inflatable firm is on the shortlist Laura gives you, it shows a PIPA tag or ADIPS declaration.
5How far ahead should I book?
The Party Plan: at least 2 weeks before the party. Styled and Set: at least 3 weeks. The Party Day: at least 4 weeks. The Wedding Day: at least 8 weeks. Planned Together starts 3 months before. Count the weeks
6How many guests?
The Party Day: up to 50 guests. The Wedding Day: up to 60. More than that is Something bigger, with a written quote after a free call.
7Can I just have the plan?
Yes. The Party Plan is fully remote: a 45-minute video call, then a plan pack you carry out yourself, within 5 working days of the call.
The Party Plan £125Suggested price
Prices for this new service are suggestions.
You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.
8Is the discovery call really free?
Yes. Free, and nothing to buy. What happens next
9What if I change my mind?
You have 14 days to change your mind after booking. See How booking works.
10Is Laura the registrar or the venue?
No. Laura runs the day: the run sheet, each supplier's arrival and the order of the day. She isn't the registrar, the celebrant or the venue. Small weddings
Start with a free discovery call
Tell Laura the date, the place and roughly how many guests. She replies to find a time to talk.
Free, and nothing to buy.