Hannah Elizabeth Events
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Event Planning for many different types of events. Including, weddings, holiday parties, fundraisers
They say women belong in the kitchen, so I cooked.
Actually, I spent the day making sure 200 guests were fed, the florist arrived, the cake was delivered, the couple got married, the signs didn’t blow away, the chairs were dried, and nobody knew there were any problem. ✨
Cool girls have cool jobs. ✨
Mine just happens to involve turning Pinterest boards into real life, managing a hundred moving pieces, solving problems before anyone notices them, and getting a front-row seat to some of the happiest days of people’s lives.
Not a bad way to make a living. 🤍
05/19/2026
Idaho Film Dump! 🤍🏔️
05/18/2026
Warning: sappy anniversary post ahead, so if that’s not your thing feel free to scroll 😂
But seven years with you deserves the words.
Kent, you are my best friend, my safe place, my partner in crime, my biggest supporter, and the person I still look forward to coming home to every single day. I miss you when I’m gone, laugh harder with you than anyone else, and genuinely cannot imagine doing life beside anyone else.
Somehow seven years feels like forever and no time at all. We’ve grown up together. We’ve walked through incredible adventures and blessings, but also grief, loss, challenges, and refining seasons. And through all of it, we’ve continued choosing each other again and again.
I’ve known and loved you for half my life, and I still wholeheartedly believe you are one of the kindest people I’ve ever met. You love people well. You are gracious, hardworking, generous, forgiving, and constantly striving to grow into the best version of yourself. You encourage me endlessly and make me want to be a better person too.
And honestly, all the hard seasons have only made me more certain of this: our marriage is worth fighting for, and you are the person I want to wake up beside and come home to for the rest of my life.
I’ve seen people say that if someone talks publicly about loving their spouse, it must mean something is wrong behind the scenes. But I honestly think the opposite is true. When someone is genuinely this good, this kind, this meaningful to your life, it’s hard not to talk about them.
So yes, I’ll always share about Kent. Because if you don’t know him, you’re missing out, and if you do know him, then you already know what a gift he is to everyone around him.
Thank you for the last seven years of marriage. I’d choose you over and over again 🤍
Photographers:
It’s not the perfectly posed photos you’ll miss… it’s these 🤍
📸A photo with each parent individually. These end up meaning the most over time.
📸Candid moments with your bridal party. The laughs, the joy, the real memories.
📸A packed dance floor shot. You’ll want to remember how it *felt.*
📸A quiet moment with just the two of you. It goes by fast, this grounds it.
📸The little details. All those decisions you made, you want to remember those. Especially since day-of you might forget to check them all out.
📸The photos with grandparents.
These are the photos couples wish they had after it’s all over
You only get one chance, be intentional with your shot list🤍
Save this so you don’t forget 📌
You need vendors who actually understand your priorities, a timeline that gives you room to breathe, and a wedding day that feels like you instead of a performance.
Some of the most beautiful weddings I’ve planned weren’t the ones with the most trends, the biggest budgets, or the most over-the-top details. They were the ones where the couple was fully present.
The truth is, too much inspiration can actually make planning harder. It becomes noise.
More comparison.
More second guessing.
More pressure to make every single detail “content worthy.”
Your guests will remember how your wedding felt far more than whether your napkins matched a saved post from 2024.
The goal isn’t to recreate someone else’s wedding.
It’s to create a day that feels effortless, meaningful, and genuinely reflective of the two of you. ✨
Every bride says “I wish I had…” after the wedding, so here’s your warning 😅
🤍Eat before your ceremony (adrenaline is NOT enough)
🤍Add buffer time to your timeline (everything takes longer than expected)
🤍Practice walking in your dress + shoes beforehand. (Stretch them out so they don’t give you blisters)
🤍Actually take time to get candid photos with your guests
🤍Stay with your partner so you don’t spend your whole wedding without them
Your day goes by fast, these small things make a huge difference
Learn from the brides before you 👇
POV: the one thing that saves your wedding day (that no one talks about) 🤍
Your bridal emergency kit = small but *powerful*
💄Beauty fixes: lipstick, powder, blotting papers, setting spray
🧷Wardrobe savers: safety pins, fashion tape, mini sewing kit
🩹Comfort items: band-aids, blister pads, pain relievers
🎀Hair helpers: bobby pins, hairspray, mini brush
🤧Hygiene musts: deodorant, mints, tissues, wipes
💧Unexpected lifesavers: phone charger, snacks, water, stain remover pen
Pro tip: give this to your maid of honor so you don’t have to think about it all day
→ Or hire a planner that has theirs there for you.
Save this so you’re not scrambling later ✨
POV: you stopped trying to plan it all alone 🤍✨
No more second guessing.
No more vendor overwhelm.
No more advocating for yourself.
No more “did I forget something?” at 2am.
No more having to ask friends and family to work on such a special day.
Just a clear plan, calm energy, and a wedding day that actually feels like you.
This is what having a planner looks like.
Ready to feel this way too? 💌
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