Our wedding at the Nixon library was a success, and it was because Natalie knew that venue like the back of her hand. She kept vendors to their timeline, and was responsive to every mishap. My brother's button to his tux kept falling apart, Natalie had her sewing kit ready. The bridal party picture was late because of missing family members, she gathered the kids first, tucked their shirts in, and amazingly, they listened to her and the bridal party picture came together.

Natalie's good, she's professional, she's the organizer. Her assistants are so kind though. It feels like they exist to make me happy. I needed to get a second hairstyle done, and they walked me and my hooooj dress to the bridal room, while bringing my salad.

Natalie's maternal too, asking me why I didn't eat everything (honestly, the corset dress wouldn't let me.)

And my now husband got this picture that sums up everything.. At 10:30 the flower girl felt tired. The best man, father of my flower girl, had to take stuff to the car. The flower girl asked her dad to hold her. Natalie said.. I'll take her. And she fell asleep in her arms.

Whatever gets the job done, she's there. It's a high adrenaline job, with shots coming from left to right, up and down. You want someone to know the court. Nixon is Natalie's home court. You may have a wonderful wedding planner in mind, or is reading reviews for other wonderful wedding coordinators, but do they know the security guards at Nixon by name? Will the Nixon give them flexibility as they do Natalie (because they trust her after having her there every weekend)? I don't think so. I think you want Natalie, who can show you the romantic path of walking down the aisle thru the processional. You want Natalie, who the Nixon staff confide in.

She's lovely. A true professional. She doesn't ever show me that she's annoyed, though I like annoying ppl sometimes. She was the master director of my successful wedding at the Nixon, and for that I just can't thank her enough.