You Gather. You Cheer. The Rest Is Covered.
Popular Price
$
7100
Price Range
$
3800
~
10400
Gather and Cheer lives up to its name by helping couples focus on connection and joy while the behind-the-scenes details are carefully handled. Founded by Eva, an experienced planner with over nine years in events, this Seattle-based studio offers support for weddings of any style, size, or theme. Services span full and partial planning, event design, timelines, and to-do lists, with special experience in religious and destination weddings. From setup to teardown, Gather and Cheer ensures that the couple spends their day soaking in the celebration, not troubleshooting logistics.
Why Choose Gather and Cheer
- Over nine years of event-planning experience
- Full, partial, and day-of planning plus design
- Timelines and to-do lists tailored to each wedding
- Comfort with religious and destination weddings
- Hands-on support from setup through breakdown
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