Love, Laura
Brooklyn wedding planner specializing in personalized, detail-driven weddings across all neighborhood styles.
Love, Laura is a Brooklyn-based wedding planner serving couples who want hands-on creative direction without unnecessary formality. The planner works across Brooklyn's diverse neighborhoods, from Williamsburg lofts to Park Slope brownstones, and attracts clients seeking personalized, detail-driven planning at mid-market budgets. With a 5-star rating across six reviews, Laura's approach prioritizes authentic storytelling and logistics that actually work.
Save Love, Laura, and it's on your wedding.
Everything you save lands on your own Aisle plan, a private page for the two of you. Send the link to your partner, your parents, your maid of honour, and they see the same shortlist, the same photographs, the same dates. No forwarding screenshots.
Booking one wedding planner is easy.
Booking a whole wedding abroad isn't.
This wedding planner sits beside your venue and the rest of the team, one page you own.
Send the same dates to several vendors at once. Replies land in a single thread.
A real person checks availability and chases paperwork while you enjoy the good part.
Services
Hiring a wedding planner in Brooklyn, NY
Why a local planner is essential
Planning a wedding remotely in Brooklyn, NY without someone local is extremely difficult. A planner who works in the area regularly knows the venues, the reliable vendors, local regulations, and how to navigate language barriers and cultural expectations. They handle logistics you can't manage from abroad.
What to budget
Destination wedding planners typically charge $3,000–$15,000+ depending on the scope. Full-service planning (venue sourcing through day-of execution) is at the higher end. Many couples planning destination weddings find that the planner saves them money overall by avoiding costly mistakes and negotiating local vendor rates.
Questions to ask before booking
How many weddings have you planned in this specific area? Do you handle legal paperwork and permits? What's your vendor network like? Will you be present on the wedding day? How do you handle communication across time zones? What's your contingency plan for weather or vendor no-shows?
When to book
Book your planner first, ideally 12–18 months before the wedding. They'll guide every other vendor decision and help you avoid common destination wedding pitfalls.
Questions couples ask
What's your approach to planning?+
Laura works closely with couples to understand their priorities and story, then builds a plan around those specifics rather than standard templates. She maintains direct relationships with Brooklyn vendors and handles both creative and logistical details.
Do you work outside Brooklyn?+
Love, Laura is based in Brooklyn and specializes in the borough's venues and neighborhoods, though you can contact the planner directly at http://lovelaura.co/ to discuss your specific needs.
What budget range do you work with?+
Love, Laura serves couples at mid-market budgets. Visit the website or reach out to discuss your specific budget and what's feasible for your vision.