What is Maid For You?

(And Why It’s the Service You Didn’t Know You Needed)

Weddings don’t begin at the aisle.

They begin with group texts.

With dress fittings and travel plans.

With timelines and expectations and a million tiny details that don’t make the Pinterest board.

And while most of the attention goes to the planner—the one managing the big picture—very few people stop to think about the ones holding everything else together.

The maid of honor who’s never planned anything beyond a birthday dinner.

The mom coordinating family flights and managing emotions that have nothing to do with flowers or place cards.

The bride, trying to feel present while making decisions on two hours of sleep and a half-eaten protein bar.

This is where Maid For You steps in—quietly, intentionally.

Why Maid For You?

I created Maid For You because I saw the gap.

In the world of weddings, there’s a planner managing timelines, a photographer capturing moments, and a band rehearsing the one song everyone swears they won’t dance to—until they do. But even with all of that in place, there are still pieces missing—the little things no one thinks about, but everyone feels when they’re done right.

Like packing your touch-up kit so your lipstick, vow book, and safety pins are exactly where they should be.

Like keeping track of your appointments—dress fittings, facials, glam trials—so you don’t have to.

Like designing thoughtful gift boxes for your bridal party, because you care about the people who’ve stood by your side.

I realized this after helping my best friend with her wedding. I wasn’t the planner. I wasn’t in the bridal party. I was the one quietly handling what no one else had time for—and it changed everything.

That’s when it hit me: even the most organized bride, with the best planner and the most loving support system, still needed someone who wasn’t on a schedule or holding a clipboard—someone who was just there for her.

Not to manage the wedding. To care for the people living it.

Ever wonder what a Bridal Concierge actually does?

Let’s clear something up: I’m not a replacement for your planner—and I’m not just an extra pair of hands.

I’m your personal bridal assistant. I step in with one focus: you and the people closest to you.

While a planner manages the full event timeline, vendor contracts, and ceremony logistics, a bridal concierge handles the things no one else is thinking about—but that make all the difference.

The packing. The prep. The people.

And because no two brides need the same kind of support, every service I offer is completely tailored. Whether you want help managing your bridal party or creating your welcome boxes, we build the plan around you.

Here’s a glimpse of what that might include:

• Bridal suite prep — Steaming robes, setting the tone, laying out essentials

• Timeline support — Keeping your people on pace without feeling rushed

• Pre-wedding kits — Creating thoughtful packs with the things you’ll actually need

• Bridal party coordination — Communicating roles, managing group dynamics

• Website and info updates — Making sure your wedding site is clear and current

• Gift curation — Assembling beautiful proposal or thank-you gifts for your crew

• Touch-up kit packing — Lipstick, fashion tape, vow books, tissues—labeled and ready

• Phone and schedule management — So you can be present while I keep track

Because on your wedding day, you deserve to feel cared for—not just coordinated.

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How I complement the planner (not compete with them)!

I want to be clear: I fully believe in hiring a wedding planner. I recommend it to every bride I work with—and I have nothing but admiration for the work they do.

Planners are vision holders and logistics pros. They manage vendors, timelines, contracts, and the overall flow of the event. Their role is essential.

My role is simply different.

As a bridal concierge, I focus on the people, the prep, and the quiet details that fall outside a planner’s scope. I work closely with your planner to make sure there’s no overlap—and no missed opportunity to care for you.

I don’t replace them. I complement them—gracefully, respectfully, and with clear communication every step of the way.

Want to grab a coffee and talk?

If something in this post made you breathe a little easier, I’d love to meet you.

You can book a free consultation—no pressure, no pitch. Just an honest chat about where you’re at and how I might be able to help.

We can meet online or in person—whatever feels easiest for you.

And if you’re curious about the woman behind the clipboard (just kidding—no clipboard here), you can get to know me here. I believe who you bring into your wedding space matters—and I’d be honored to be part of yours.