As wedding planning progressed, Megan began exploring rental companies in the area, looking for design help with her table landscape. “I didn’t really want to go with something that was a fad for right now,” the bride relayed. Her coordinator, Gabby Pesetsky, recommended HOST because of their “eclectic” and unique items. Megan loved their social media aesthetic and began filling out the questionnaire online, checking off dishware, glassware, flatware, napkins, and HOST’s mood board. HOST’s Founder, Kenzie Veit, presented three mood boards with different design routes and customized collections. She even included small details (like long, slender candlesticks as seen in Photo ___) that Megan hadn’t asked or thought about, but that matched the vision. 

Sleek, ivory plates were accompanied by rose gold flatware. Cream linen tablecloths rested beside groovy, mix-matched goblets. Layered textures of sleek and rugged, delicate and weighted, enveloped the tablescape, entrancing guests with beautiful design. Each item, each grain, each touch reiterated the day’s theme: timeless romance. “The little things really matter, and Host has the most intentional and thoughtful little things,” Gabby said. “As the wedding coordinator, it makes my job more fun when I get to work with Host because I get to work with all the beautiful things.”

With Host in charge of the entire setup and teardown process, Megan didn’t have to worry about handing dishes back to the right person or cleaning the linens. The process was incredibly simple. “It was so easy... I didn’t have to think twice about it.” Amidst a global pandemic, Megan was able to have her dream wedding. Thanks to HOST and Kenzie, Megan said, her day “turned out exactly how I wanted it to be.”