Not just a reunion.
An experience that keeps growing.
The life-size alumni frame started as a simple idea: give people something fun to do together, then turn those photos into something the alumni could keep coming back to. Andrew built and ran the photo experience, and the portraits later became a physical alumni yearbook display. The next phase added yearbook-style questionnaires so future displays can pair each person’s photograph with their memories, likes, dislikes and advice.
Budget, details, setup, and then the celebration.
This intimate wedding was about making a real budget work without making the celebration feel bare. The planning covered favors and décor, venue and catering coordination, the cake, room setup and the ceremony space, with the details handled before guests arrived.
A train station. Live music. A milestone worth doing right.
Within the first week of active planning, we were comparing venues, working through the budget and sourcing live entertainment based on both fit and value. The celebration is planned for a distinctive train-station venue, with Paul Davie of Beatlecuse booked for live entertainment.
The finished-event photography will be added after the party. For now, this case study shows the part clients usually don’t see: researching, contacting, negotiating and getting the important pieces moving quickly.