Tell us what you’re celebrating.

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Everything after this is optional. The next questions are intentionally more detailed because we like to come to calls prepared.

If you want us to know as much as possible before we talk, keep going and answer as little or as much as you want. Skip anything you do not know, do not care about yet, or would rather talk through with us.

If you would rather save the rest for the call or meeting, do that. You can always send extra inspiration later to events@jenicaofalltrades.com.

Select everything you're interested in. You do not need to know exactly what level of service you need yet.

You do not need to know the names of design styles, understand color theory or arrive with a Pinterest-perfect vision.

Our Event Design DNA experience is designed to look at what you're naturally drawn to across things like color, fashion, interiors, materials, texture, pattern, atmosphere, typography, shape, details and guest experience.

It intentionally looks at some preferences in different contexts and different ways so we can identify recurring patterns rather than relying only on what you think your “style” is.

Based on those patterns, we'll be able to show you the styles you're naturally leaning toward, colors and combinations you're repeatedly drawn to, materials and textures that work well together, different ways your favorite elements could be interpreted, creative directions we think you may love, and ways to combine seemingly different themes or ideas cohesively.

Upload or link anything that helps communicate what you're drawn to. This can be Pinterest screenshots or boards, TikToks, Instagram posts, venue photos, invitations, color palettes, flowers, fashion, interiors, tablescapes, past events, art, architecture, hotel interiors, restaurants, packaging, random screenshots, or literally anything that communicates the feeling.

Are there multiple themes, styles, eras, interests or ideas you'd love to combine?

We are not afraid of combining themes. We actually encourage it.

Some of the most interesting events come from taking several pieces of your personality, story, interests or aesthetic and finding a thoughtful way to let them coexist. The goal isn't necessarily to make every theme obvious. One idea might influence color. Another might influence typography. Another food. Another music. Another might become a tiny detail only five guests notice.

A wedding or event can be romantic, retro, coastal, editorial and personal without looking like five different parties were thrown into one room.

Tell us everything you're interested in. We'll figure out how to make it sexy together.

We'll save the deeper questions for our call or meeting. If there's anything you want us to know before then, you can add it below. Otherwise, you're done.