Your priorities
Choose what gets time
Leave room in the schedule for a family tradition, a quiet portrait or a little more time with your guests.
Wedding planning / Westchester, NY
Bring what you’ve booked so far and the part you’d like a hand with. A date and a venue are a good place to start.
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A timeline gets easier to use when you know who’s doing what.
Suppose you’re taking family photos during cocktail hour. The photographer needs to know who to gather, and the DJ needs to know when you’re ready to enter. We can talk through handoffs like these with you.
You might want help coordinating entertainment or a wider planning role. Before you book, agree on the planning lead, the vendors involved and what the venue will handle.
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A timeline works when everyone knows what they own.
The people and moments that deserve time.
Who cues music, gathers family and talks to the venue.
A shared plan the team can follow around you.
Your priorities
Leave room in the schedule for a family tradition, a quiet portrait or a little more time with your guests.
The schedule
Bring the ceremony start, dinner service and reception end time so we can see where the other plans fit.
Your contacts
List the people responsible for each part of the day and agree on who will pass along timing changes.
The exact planning scope should be discussed and confirmed with Top Notch. Tell us the level of support you need so the team can explain the available service and responsibilities.
Discuss the DJ, MC, photo, video, lighting and booth services in one planning conversation. Confirm the timeline and responsibilities in your proposal.
Your date and venue, any vendors already booked, your priorities and the parts of the planning process you want help with.
Based in Eastchester
Send the venue and town so we can check travel, access and setup for your date.
Share your venue, any dates you’re considering and what you’d like help with.