Wedding & Event Planning Questions, Answered

For weddings and destination events, 9–12 months out gives us the best shot at your top venue and vendor picks — though I've pulled off beautiful events on much tighter timelines. Corporate events and VIP experiences can often move faster. Reach out and I'll tell you honestly what's realistic for your date.

Style My Event is based in Las Vegas and focused on the city — from the Strip and downtown to desert estate venues — with the vendor and venue relationships to match.

Full-service means I'm with you from the first idea through the final send-off — venue sourcing, vendor curation, design, logistics, all of it. Month-of (or "day-of") coordination is for hosts who've handled the planning themselves and want a pro to take over execution in the final weeks and run the event flawlessly. We'll figure out which fits during your first call.

Access. Between relationships built across Allegiant Stadium, T-Mobile Arena, Lee's Family Forum, and the city's top venues and vendors, I can open doors that a standard planning search can't — plus the same hands-on, genuinely hospitable approach on every event, big or small.

Fill out the inquiry form on the Contact page with your event type and date, and I'll personally follow up to set up a call.

Yes. If neither end fits, we can split it — you take some categories, I take others, and coordination is always included. We'll define the split on your first call.

It depends on the event type, guest count, and how much you want handled. After a first call I'll send a proposal with a clear scope and price — no packages you have to reverse-engineer.

Both. I plan everything from intimate Vegas elopements to multi-day destination celebrations, including guest logistics and welcome experiences for out-of-town parties.

Nine to twelve months out is ideal for full-service planning, and earlier if you have a specific venue or a peak spring or fall Saturday in mind. Shorter timelines still work in Las Vegas — reach out and I'll tell you what's realistic for your date.

No venue booked yet is totally fine — venue sourcing across the Strip, downtown, and desert estates is one of the first things we'll tackle together.

The full arc — rehearsal dinners, welcome parties, and after-hours celebrations are all part of what I plan, not just the main event.

Team-building activities, client appreciation events, holiday parties, employee recognition events, and networking events — anything meant to strengthen relationships or boost morale, planned end-to-end with on-site management included.

From intimate client dinners to 500+ guest productions — the scale changes, the level of clarity and professionalism doesn't.

Often that's the best setup. Your team owns the message and the guest list; I handle Las Vegas logistics, vendors, and on-site execution so nothing falls through the cracks.

Yes — room blocks, airport transportation, off-site activities, and dine-arounds are all part of it. Give your attendees a Vegas experience without anyone on your side managing the details.

Private suites, elevated watch parties, and insider access to Las Vegas's biggest moments — Vegas Golden Knights, Henderson Silver Knights, and Vegas Knight Hawks games at Lee's Family Forum, major concerts and sports events at Allegiant Stadium, plus top shows and signature tours around the city.

Yes — suite and premium seating access, private after-parties, and concierge-level hospitality are core to this service, along with motorsport and residency VIP packages.

The more notice the better, especially around marquee games, concerts, and championship weekends. That said, part of the value here is the relationships — sometimes I can open a door on short notice that a public search can't. Ask.