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Our Mon Amie Event Planning team loves monochromatic weddings! Designing in one color increases the focus on texture, details, and guest experience. Without a doubt, Michelle and Al’s unique white wedding was spectacular. Creating an incredible wedding at the couple’s home last year allowed our team a lot of latitude. We were able to utilize the entire property. The load-in and construction were flexible, and we took incredible safety precautions. With a very short planning window, it made all the […]
Mon Amie Events was thrilled to work with Kyra and her family on this incredible dance themed Indianapolis Bat Mitzvah
Our Mon Amie Events team adored working with Sarah and Joseph on their spectacular wedding at Newfields. You see, the couple’s first date was at Newfields, and Joseph proposed there as well…clearly, their wedding HAD to be on the ground of Newfields too. The bride and groom-to-be each spent the morning with their wedding parties, enjoying breakfast, getting ready, and taking some individual photographs. This was also the perfect time for the photographers to capture all the fantastic personal details […]
On this last day of this year filled with so much uncertainty, it only seems fitting to thank the families who graciously allowed us to navigate this time with them to bring joy and celebration. We were thrilled to help couples find happiness in truly authentic and meaningful ways. ..and boy did we! The opulent décor (with a gobsmacking 8 chandeliers and hundred of candles) and decadent florals only could be outdone by the dance floor which lit up and […]
Erin and Grant’s wedding day was incredibly special for me to plan. I’ve known Erin since she was a little girl. Her mom, Carol, was my first boss here in Indianapolis in the event industry. She helped me get into wedding planning and watched my career grow and flourish. Interestingly, as a corporate event planner, Carol doesn’t know (or enjoy) wedding planning, so she said from the onset, “this task is yours, we trust you entirely because we don’t know […]
