ElacyEventsInquire

About the studio

Hi, I'm Elizabeth.I plan weddings that behave themselves.

Elizabeth Nguyen, founder of Elacy Events

Elizabeth Nguyen — Founder & Lead Planner

PLACEHOLDER — Open with why you started planning. One vivid, specific origin sentence beats a paragraph of credentials.

PLACEHOLDER — Your background and training. What did you do before this, and how does it make you better at the job? Couples hire the person, not the package.

PLACEHOLDER — Your working style. Are you calm and quiet, or high energy? Do you over-communicate? Tell them what it actually feels like to have you in their inbox for eighteen months.

PLACEHOLDER — Close with something human and non-wedding: what you do on a Sunday, what you collect, where you eat. This is the paragraph people remember.

Based in
Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
Planning since
20XX
Weddings a year
Limited to 12
Travels
Anywhere you'll have us

On the day

What it looks like when it's working

The best compliment we get is that nobody noticed us. Here is the quiet, unglamorous part of the job.

Elizabeth adjusting a bride's hair during getting-ready
Elizabeth setting a bride's hair before the ceremony
Elizabeth briefing the wedding party before the ceremony

What we believe

  • A plan is only as good as its worst hour.

    PLACEHOLDER — Expand on a belief that shapes how you work. Specific convictions build far more trust than adjectives.

  • Budgets are a design tool, not a constraint.

    PLACEHOLDER — A second belief, with a concrete example.

  • The couple should be guests at their own wedding.

    PLACEHOLDER — A third belief, with a concrete example.

A bride being helped with her hair before the ceremony

Say hello

Let's find out if we're a fit.

No hard sell — just a conversation about your date, your venue, and what you want the day to feel like.