Melissa Sullivan

That's a really good example of things that we do that nobody knows about.

This kind of secret hand-holding that we do to support behind the scenes.

Yep.

I think that's best.

And you can do cake cutting.

Doesn't need to be announced.

Have everyone dancing.

We're doing a wedding soon where they have so many friends that need to give speeches that we're actually just completely leaning in.

And on Friday night, there's a roast, we're calling it.

We've created a dinner theater experience where everyone is seated and the show is actually all the speeches.

I think everyone's actually very nervous, and they're all Hollywood writers and work in comedy.

I'm actually very excited for these speeches.

I think you just have to lean in.

But to your point, I think stacking them on the first night and keeping it really light for the wedding is good.

Yeah.

We did a 1960s Palm Springs wedding a couple of years ago, which Vogue featured and was one of my favorites I've ever done.

Whose wedding was that?

Sophie Cohen's.

Okay.

And for some of the arrangements, we just had these Gerber daisies.