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+1 917-860-3312
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Serving New York and surrounding area
Park Slope
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0.8 miAvenel
1.7 miWoodbridge
1.8 miWoodbridge Rail Station
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Specialties
Based in New York City, I welcome the opportunity to assist food loving individuals throughout the country take a thoughtful and creative approach to personalizing their weddings and events. Treat your guests to an event that marks your next milestone with delicious, well prepared and beautifully presented cuisine.
History
Established in 2008.
I love to entertain, plan parties, eat good food and help others, I was always looking for a reason to celebrate, then over 10 years ago an aquaintence who was a wedding planner needed an assistant and I jumped at the opportunity, loved it and never looked back.
Planning weddings is a good portion of my business. This year, I did a series of Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, I coordinated a fundraising walk to raise money for Suicide Prevention International, I planned a new shop opening and the launch of an art gallery. I love planning children’s birthday parties, bridal showers and baby showers, too.
Meet the Business Owner
Tammy G.
Business Owner
Tammy Golson combines her Midwestern values with Manhattan experience to bring warmth, sincerity and style to your event. Her planning company was born out of her love for entertaining, the joy she gets from traveling and her passion for weddings and romance.
Originally from Wisconsin, Tammy earned a degree in hospitality and tourism from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. An internship at Beach Point Yacht Club, in Westchester, was her introduction to upscale weddings and events. After college, Tammy spent a year creating a culinary program and catering curriculum for the student and faculty participants of Wisconsin in Scotland, a study abroad initiative that unites five American universities in a small village just outside of Edinburgh, Scotland.
She returned to New York City, where she has planned events at prominent corporations, private clubs and cultural institutions including The New York Times, The Penn Club of New York and Lincoln Center.
