Photo Courtesy of Rick Aguilar Studios
What is your best advice for engaged couples?
Trust your gut instinct when you meet a vendor you think will do a great job. We cover a lot in our proposals so we don’t have to do a lot of up-selling like other companies do. I think it better to be honest in calling out all the things a couple needs to make their wedding happen then let them edit things to their budget.
Waldorf Astoria Dinner Party; Photo Courtesy of Collin Pierson
How far in advance should couples book your business?
Thats a good one...we are booking 2025 out and just brought on more staff so we can accommodate the new business that is coming in for 2024. The best advice I can give is call and check for your date availability and if we are available don’t wait too long to make a decision.
What is something you constantly strive for?
I’ve always just wanted clients that walk away with a smile on their faces when they see our logo or hear our name. We truly love what we do.
A Starry Night Themed Wedding; Photo Courtesy of Lisa Blume
What motivated you to start your business?
I’ve been in this industry my whole life in one way or another. I always wanted to be able to do right by people... I once worked for an event company that would cut corners and sent me in to clean up the messes. I really hated that and told myself If I ever started my own business that would never happen.
Behind the Scenes Hanging Floral Chandelier Installation; Photo Courtesy of Brand
Tell us what makes your business different from other wedding companies?
When you come in to Taylor&CO for a meeting…It’s with the owner and the designer. I can give you answers right away and a proposal within a few days if not same day.
Opulent wedding installation at The Drake Hotel; Photo Courtesy of Brand
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