My one piece of advice would be - don't book Kerry as your wedding planner. Despite all of the claims she'll make while signing you up as a client she will lose interest in your wedding as soon as you have paid her the majority of her fees (her contract terms ensure you make the final instalment a few months ahead of your wedding which provides her with little incentive to continue working).

Our experience of Kerry is that she is unprofessional (especially when corresponding with guests) and mediocre at best. We ended up doing the majority of the planning ourselves and when we complained to Kerry that she was not providing the services as agreed she became extremely defensive and said that we could obviously do it ourselves pretty well. As we explained to her - that is not why we paid for a wedding planner.

In the end, we felt our relationship with Kerry had broken down to such an extent that we decided to terminate our contract with her early and request that she did not attend our wedding day. To be honest, having her there would have likely proved far more stressful and the coordinators at our venue (who, incidentally, Kerry could not get along with) did a stellar job on the day.

In hindsight, we should never have hired Kerry to assist us with our wedding and I urge any bride and groom to think before engaging her. Her website is gimmicky and her supposed "luxury" services leave a lot to be desired.