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Est. 2014 · London — Florence

The studio

Our story

Planning that feels like a deep breath

Weddler began in 2014 with one planner, one notebook and a belief that planning a wedding should feel exciting, not exhausting. Twelve years on we're still a small studio with the same promise: we listen first, plan carefully and look after every guest as if they were our own.

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Ravello, 2025It's your day, not ours. Everything we do starts there.

In numbers

Weddings planned
320+
Years in practice
12
Countries
18
Couple rating, out of 5
4.9
Bride and groom touching foreheads in traditional attire

Our philosophy

Your wedding, told in your own voice

How we work

Four unhurried steps to the day

A clear process means fewer decisions on your plate and more time to simply enjoy being engaged.

  1. 01

    Discovery call

    We get to know you, your guest list and the feeling you want the day to have.

  2. 02

    Plan & design

    Venues, suppliers and a design concept, presented in one clear proposal.

  3. 03

    Final details

    Timelines, seating and supplier briefs, all signed off eight weeks before.

  4. 04

    The big day

    We run everything on the ground, so you can stay present with your guests.

The people

A small team, entirely yours

Three planners with one shared obsession: the details nobody notices until they're missing.

  • Portrait of Sara Pierce wearing a soft veil

    Sara Pierce

    Founder & lead planner

    Sara has planned more than 200 weddings across Europe and still cries at every first look.

  • Portrait of Maya Laurent, her hair blowing in the sea breeze

    Maya Laurent

    Creative director

    Maya shapes every design, from the first mood board to the last candle on the table.

  • Portrait of Elena Ruiz with flowers braided into her hair

    Elena Ruiz

    Head of coordination

    Elena runs the timeline on the day, so nobody else has to look at a clock.