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You’re engaged! Now what, you ask? You’ve been imagining your wedding dreams ever since you were a little girl, and now the time has come to make your big dreams turn into reality!

The planning of a spectacular event may be an overwhelming experience, and finding the right connections to make your event a success may seem almost near impossible, but don’t worry - you can leave it up to us! Our goal is to create memorable events that surpass our clients’ expectations.

Little Girl’s Big Dream has been helping make dreams come true for the residents of the metro Atlanta area for several years.  We take extreme pride in our events, and will work with you around the clock to make sure your special day is the most memorable moment of your life.  At Little Girl’s Big Dream we offer numerous packages, in every event field, that help break down our services into detail, and elaborate on each and every thing that we will take care of for you.  All of our packages are flexible, and can be added to in order to fit the needs of your day!

 

Southern Bouquets

Little Girl's Big Dream is a charm to work with, if you are looking for a great and upbeat coordinator who will go to the extreme and will be there. This is it for you! We enjoyed working with you again.

Bella B. On Location Bridal Makeup Artistry

I can’t wait to work with Nicole & Little Girl's Big Dream Event Planning again! They were so organized, professional and fun! Not only did they make the day go smoothly for the bride and her family but for all the vendors as well! Nicole’s calm demeanor a take charge attitude gets the job done seamlessly! I would refer her and her staff to any couple needing a wedding planner and/or day of coordinator!

How many planners do you work with? One lead consultant, and two assistants.

What style of wedding do you specialize in planning? All Styles from simple, elegant, shabby chic, victorian, modern, contemporary, etc.

Do you support or cater to any specific cultures? We are open to cater to any culture, we love to learn about all the different cultures in the world as well.

Do you support or cater to any specific religions? We are open to cater to any religion, as well as culture.

What sizes of weddings have you coordinated in the past? Ranging from 50 guests to 800 guests.

Which venues have you worked at that you are familiar with? The Fox Theatre, The Biltmore, Fernbank, The Peachtree Club, Piedmont Driving Club, Callanwolde, Always Reception Facility, Marietta Conference Center, Villa Christina, Villa Serena, etc.

Event Planning Tips
Planning and preparing for a big event can be very stressful, but in the end very rewarding! Featured below are some of the most important tips to follow when planning for your next event.

Double check
One week before your event, recheck on everything from attendees to suppliers. Take note of things that could possibly go wrong — and develop a contingency plan. Also try to profit from the experiences of others!

Early arrival
Arrange for all your vendors to arrive early. That gives you some extra time if changes need to be communicated, and give you time to find an alternative plan if a problem arises. You should also create a hand out with all key points, timings and your contact details so that each vendor knows the exact time they should be there and to do things throughout the event.

Contact People
Make a list of telephone numbers and contact details of all your vendors. This includes everybody you may need to talk to during your event. Think broadly of all possibilities. Also have emergency numbers on your person as well.

Be Prepared
Always have your own ‘survival kit’ ready such as scissors, tape, flashlight, markers, etc. You’ll be amazed how often you’ll need something out of the kit.

Shoes
Be sure to "break in" the shoes you will be wearing on your event day in advance. If your new shoes aren't stretched a little before the big day, your feet may be killing you before you even make it to the reception. Spend several hours wearing your shoes around the house in the weeks before the event, and you'll have no problem kicking up your heels long into the wee hours when the big day arrives.

Reply Cards
Be sure to number your reply cards. Sometimes the occasional reply card is sent back with no names filled in, which in turn can cause a serious problem for you. Here's a little trick which will ensure that you avoid this problem all together - place a small, inconspicuous number on the back of each reply card before enclosing it with the invitation. Use a list to record each guest's name along with the number on the reply card you are enclosing for them, this way - if someone should forget to fill in their name, a quick glance at your list will tell you precisely who the reply belongs to.

Stay Calm
If there is a good atmosphere at the event, smaller mistakes can go unnoticed. Try not to panic, stay cool and think of possible solutions. It’s no help when you try to solve problems while emotionally driven.