Maison Eloria — Luxury Wedding Atelier
One vision.
One direction.
Most important weddings are not lost in the ceremony. They are lost between fourteen suppliers, three design revisions and a timeline nobody owns. MAISON ELORIA holds all of it in one hand — the ELORIA Signature Wedding Direction.
22%
Average budget overrun in unmanaged luxury weddings
310h
Hours couples spend coordinating suppliers themselves
41%
Couples who say the day did not match their first vision
Discover
Step one — the honest question
What do you think if we determine the size of the challenge you are facing?
You are not planning one event. You are quietly running fourteen small companies at once: venue, florals, catering, stationery, lighting, music, transport, photography, accommodation, staffing, styling, cake, rentals, and a schedule that only exists in your head.
Every one of those companies has its own idea of your wedding. Not a bad idea — simply a different one. The florist works to one palette. The stationer works to another. The lighting designer never saw either.
So nothing fails loudly. It drifts. And drift is expensive. Each disconnected decision is re-decided two or three times, and every re-decision is paid for twice: once in money, once in the calm you were promised.
Read the next section slowly. Then answer the question yourself: how much has the drift already cost you?
How much do you estimate the losses from this problem?
68%
of couples planning a high-budget wedding report significant stress caused by supplier coordination, not by the wedding itself.
14
separate suppliers on an average international luxury wedding — each with a separate contract, timeline and aesthetic interpretation.
22%
average final overspend against the original budget when no single direction owns the whole project.
41%
of couples say the finished celebration did not reflect the vision they described at the very beginning.
None of these numbers describe a bad wedding. They describe an unmanaged one.
Step two — quantify it
What does the drift actually cost, in numbers?
Take a wedding with a $230,000 budget — a normal figure for 150 guests at a private estate. Here is where the money quietly leaves, based on the projects we are asked to rescue.
- Design revisions after suppliers were already booked$18,400
- Duplicated supplier fees and overlapping scopes$12,600
- Last-minute upgrades to fix an inconsistent look$9,800
- Extra travel, site visits and coordination trips$6,200
- Deposits on services that were never used$4,300
- Recoverable loss on one wedding$51,300
That is 22.3% of the budget — spent, and visible nowhere on the wedding day. Add 310 hours of your own time at any value you consider fair, and the real figure is higher.
If you removed only half of that, what would the other half have paid for — the band, the second floral installation, the honeymoon?
Step three — one focused solution
The ELORIA Signature Wedding Direction
We do not sell fourteen services. We sell one: a single coordinated direction that aligns concept, design, venue, suppliers, timeline and execution around one coherent vision — yours. One author. One document. One accountable decision line from the first sketch to the last dance.
I
Vision
Two long conversations, no mood-board clichés. We write down what your day must feel like, in language you recognise. Everything after this is measured against that page.
II
Design
One art direction: palette, florals, textiles, stationery, tableware, light. Drawn and costed together, so nothing needs to be re-decided later.
III
Venue
The setting chosen to serve the design, with floor plans, guest flow and technical limits confirmed in writing before any deposit is paid.
IV
Suppliers
Every supplier briefed from the same document, in one shared scope. No duplicated fees, no two interpretations of your palette.
V
Timeline
One master schedule to the minute — deliveries, ceremony, service, speeches, cake, band. Owned by us, visible to you.
VI
Celebration
Our team directs the day discreetly, so the only thing you carry is a glass. You arrive as a guest at your own wedding.
One direction. Not more choices — fewer, better ones, made once and held.
Inside the one direction
Everything below is part of the Direction, never a separate purchase
These are not nine services to compare. They are the nine surfaces that one direction keeps in agreement.
Venue direction
Floral design
Tablescape & linen
Stationery & calligraphy
Lighting design
Entertainment & music
Cake & patisserie
Photography coordination
Guest experience
One brief. One palette. One timeline. One invoice line to understand.
The atelier, in eight moments
This is what one coherent vision looks like
Step four — proof from your own field
Let us see how other couples solved exactly this challenge
Three weddings, three budgets, one method. The figures are the ones the couples signed off after the final reconciliation.
International destination
220 guests · private villa · 3 days
- Before
- Nine suppliers booked independently, 24% projected overrun, two competing palettes.
- With one direction
- One direction adopted eleven weeks before the wedding, single master timeline.
- Result
- Overrun reduced to 3%. $47,000 recovered and redirected to florals and a live orchestra.
International destination
140 guests · château · 2 days
- Before
- Twelve contracts, four overlapping scopes, no owner of the wedding-day schedule.
- With one direction
- Scopes merged into one brief; two suppliers replaced, none added.
- Result
- $38,500 saved. Design decisions dropped from 214 to 61. Zero day-of escalations.
International destination
90 guests · heritage garden · 1 day
- Before
- The couple ran coordination themselves across two time zones — 290 hours logged.
- With one direction
- Full ELORIA direction, single point of contact in both languages.
- Result
- Couple's own planning time: 46 hours. Final budget 1.8% under plan.
Social proof
In their words
“We had already spent four months and a great deal of money going in two directions at once. Maison Eloria wrote one page, and from that day nobody asked us the same question twice.”
Camille & Aurélien
Château wedding — 140 guests
“The saving was real and measurable, but that is not what I remember. I remember sitting down at my own dinner and not once being asked to make a decision.”
Sofia & Matteo
Villa wedding — 220 guests
“Two families, two languages, one wedding. They held all of it and gave us back our evenings during the engagement.”
Hana & Daniel
Garden wedding — 90 guests
Step five — remove the risk
What do you think if we remove the risk entirely?
The Direction begins with one deliverable: your Direction Document — the vision, the art direction, the venue logic, the supplier map, the master timeline and the full costing, written in one place.
Read it calmly. If it does not describe your wedding better than anyone has described it to you before, you tell us within 30 days and we return the full fee. You keep the document.
We ask for no urgency and no deposit games. A wedding decided under pressure is exactly the problem we were hired to remove.
- ·Full money-back guarantee within 30 days of receiving the Direction Document.
- ·Fixed fee agreed in advance — never a percentage that grows with your spending.
- ·Supplier quotes passed to you at cost, with every commission disclosed in writing.
Direction phase, fixed
$14,500
Against an average recoverable loss of $51,300 on a $230,000 wedding. Refundable in full for 30 days.
The next step is small
Begin with a conversation, not a contract
Tell us the date, the place if you have one, and the feeling you want. We will tell you honestly whether one direction would change your wedding — and by how much.
We accept a limited number of weddings each season, so that each one has one author.