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Dana and Jad walking in hand in hand through a corridor of lit sparklers

Cue fifteen, twenty-one forty-seven — the moment

One moment.Planned backwards.

Full planning from $7,500 · proposals from $900 · forty events a year

Cue fourteen, twenty-one forty-five — the entrance

The entrance

CUE 14 · Doors.

CUE 15 · Forty sparklers.

CUE 16 · The song.

Cue twelve, twenty thirty — the moments

What we plan

Twelve kinds of event. Tap one for what's included.

Full planning from $7,500 or 12% of the budget · proposals from $900

Cue nine, nineteen hundred — backwards

Backwards

Pick your moment. We plan back to today.

What are we planning?

T-12 moThe venue is heldNov 6

Cue two, seventeen thirty — the plan

Your room, laid out

Pick your guest count. We lay out the tables.

Guests

14 tables of ten · the head table · 152 seats

The hall from above, laid out for 150 guests

Six events, planned backwards. Tap a photo.

The team

Three people. One of us is at every event.

  • Tania at the end of the studio's oak table, the mood boards behind her

    Tania Abou Jaoude

    the run sheet

    AR · FR · EN

    Tania started Lahza in 2017. She still writes every run sheet herself.

  • Nadine by the mood-board wall, a hand on a pinned swatch

    Nadine

    the room

    AR · FR · EN
  • Charbel leaning against the shuttered window, arms crossed

    Charbel

    the cues

    AR · EN

Sample quotes, with permission — like everything else on this page.

  • “Six weeks, and I did not know a single thing. Not one.”

    Yara · the rooftop
  • “We wanted small. Nobody tried to talk us into big.”

    Lina · Faqra, twenty guests
  • “The run sheet was the only document either family agreed on.”

    Rana · Amchit, 150

Cue zero — the first call

Plan my event.

The studio in Gemmayzeh, painted: the sea and the corniche across the top, the old stone houses, the lit stairs up the middle, and the house with the emerald shutters where the studio is, first floor, above the stairs

Gemmayzeh, first floor, by appointment

Monday–Friday 10:00–19:00 · Saturday–Sunday — · Open · till 19:00
Saturdays by appointment.

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How does it actually work?

A first call, then a brief we write and you correct. From that comes a proposal with a budget in it. If you sign, we hold the venue, build the vendor list, and write the run sheet — the document that says what happens at 21:45. We are there on the day.

What does it cost?

Full planning is from $7,500 or twelve per cent of the budget, whichever is higher. Partial is from $3,500, day-of coordination from $1,200, a proposal from $900. You see the fee and the percentage together, before you sign, and the higher of the two is what you pay.

We are planning from abroad. Can that work?

About a third of our weddings are. Everything happens by video — the venues, the tastings, the mock-up table — and we answer in your time zone, not ours. Pick one when you book a call and we will meet you in it.

How does a proposal stay secret?

Six weeks, one contact, one thread. The photographer is placed before you arrive and never introduced. Everything we send you begins with the word 'Secret', so a shared phone shows nothing else on the lock screen.

Full planning from $7,500 · proposals from $900

Plan my event

What are we planning?

Budget

Your message will begin with the word “Secret”, and nothing else. If somebody else picks up your phone, that is all they see on the lock screen.

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