Strategic consultancy

Expert Guidance, One-on-One

Not every event needs a full planning team—sometimes, you just need expert guidance to get things right.

Our Event Consulting service is designed for those who want one-on-one support, whether that’s mentoring, hands-on training, or advice on a specific challenge.

Who It’s For

This is perfect for individuals who:

  • Are planning an event themselves but need expert guidance

  • Want to learn professional event planning strategies

  • Need a second opinion on logistics, vendors, or budget

  • Want help troubleshooting event-specific challenges

How It Works

We work with you one-on-one to:

  • Teach you our full event planning process – From strategy to execution

  • Provide ready-to-use templates – Budgets, timelines, vendor tracking, and more

  • Review and refine your event plans – Ensuring everything is on track

  • Troubleshoot challenges – Problem-solving venue issues, supplier delays, guest management, and other roadblocks

Why Work With Us?

With years of experience planning high-level events, we know what works (and what doesn’t).

Whether you’re planning a corporate event, a private gathering, or a large-scale production, our consulting sessions help you avoid common mistakes, stay organized, and execute with confidence.

 FAQs

    • With consultancy, you remain the primary planner, and we provide expert advice to refine your strategy, troubleshoot challenges, and optimize your event. Full event planning, on the other hand, involves us handling logistics, vendor management, and execution on your behalf.

    • We provide expert guidance on corporate events, brand activations, private celebrations, fundraisers, conferences, and more. If your event has logistical, vendor, or strategic challenges, we can help.

    • Yes! If you’re facing an unexpected issue—such as a vendor cancellation, budget overrun, or timeline setback—we can step in to assess the situation and provide immediate solutions.

    • Absolutely. We can advise on vendor selection, review contracts for potential risks, and suggest negotiation strategies to ensure you’re getting the best terms.