Little Miss Party Planner Novels & Stories

Anders had warned me that Lizzie could be loud, but nothing prepared me for how much energy she had. “Harley, this is Lizzie, my best friend, and this is Luanne, the party planner.” Raina introduced Coral and I. I wasn’t much into really girly things, but as the party planner began talking about everything that was going on today, I found myself getting a little bit excited. I wasn’t necessarily excited about the party or the ceremony itself, but the idea of officially becoming Luna and completing the official mating ceremony with Anders made me actually look forward to this. “I am so excited!” Lizzie nearly squealed as she spoke. “I love to plan parties. This is going to be so much fun!” Li

I knew it was completely unnecessary right now but I needed something to get her mind off things, she will be preoccupied for a while handling the planning of the party, Maria’s parties were the best, everyone loved them and she also had fun planning them. “Are you sure a party is a good idea right now?” she asked me. I gave her a smile and said “I am very sure, it is a wonderful idea, everyone has been very tensed up lately and this will be a great chance to calm everyone down” A smile graced her face and then she said “Sounds great” I gave her a smile as well, this was definitely going to take her mind off the child issue for a while and all I wanted was for to smile as bright as she alway

“I’d rather not talk about her.” I stood. “How are preparations for the anniversary party going?” That immediately shifted his attention. “We have lunch with Leah and Kelsey in thirty minutes. We’ll know then. Kelsey’s handling most of the planning anyway — you know how she gets when she’s in event mode.” I nodded. Kelsey —my wild, outspoken cousin— was an exceptional event planner, even if her confidence and flirtatious warmth sometimes blurred professional lines. “Fine. Let’s go.” Rico stood. “For the record, I think you overreacted.”

He was the exact image of the perfect and smiling son, and that made me feel slightly sick inside. I doubted that his father or my mother could ever guess what he was really like, and that was for the best. I reminded myself that this dirty little secret between us had to stay between us no matter what. "She should be here any moment now. Oh, there she is!" my mother said as she pointed in the direction where a lady was coming our way. "Hello, sorry I'm a little late," the wedding planner said before introducing herself as Kim. "So today let's go over where we want the decorations to be and also the overall flow of the event. Since we still have time, there's still room to change and swap th

She smiled and clapped her hands to attract everyone's attention: "Tonight we have a party to celebrate this important contract. Of course, the owner will be our big boss. So, everyone, don't worry about money. Just come and enjoy yourself!" When Vera finished the sentence, everyone in the office clapped their hands together. Their planning department only had eighteen people, including Vera. Everyone is young, enthusiastic, and liberal. Of course, no one wants to go to a stiff party, so nearly everyone wants to have it at a bar. "Harris, do you have any ideas? After all, you are the biggest contributor to this plan!" Vera winked and playfully said, "Even if you want a pool party, our boss w

She glanced at me from head to toe before asking, "May I have your name and the reason you're looking for Mr. Leo Hart?" I took a deep breath and smiled politely. "My name is Annie, and I'm a marketer and event planner with Pleasure Hills Event Company. I've come to speak with Mr. Leo Hart about the possibility of our company organizing his upcoming birthday party." "Oh, I see. Just wait in the conference room for a moment. I'll give him a call." I nodded and smiled politely. "Thank you."

Mabel’s POV… ***TWO MONTHS LATER*** The entire pack house buzzed with excitement as preparations for Cleo’s first birthday party began. I agreed with the event planners that the party should be held in one of the moderate halls, which was adorned with flowers of every color imaginable. Servants bustled about, setting up tables with spreads of delicious treats and cakes for the little ones. We transformed the hall into a fairy-tale wonderland, with twinkling fairy lights and silk banners hanging from the high ceilings.

I took deep breaths and tried to control myself, There are so many people to serve one guy! Oh my god. I began to guide the staff on which work they had to do and Ava helped me by telling me what looks good in the living room and what Mr. Spencer likes. Darcy called a very popular party planner in New York City and when she said the party is in Mr. Spencer's mansion, they immediately agreed and came in just a few minutes. I may be good in restaurant management but I know nothing about event planning, whenever there's any kind of event in the restaurant I ask darcy to contact event planners.

I could cook the hell out of a casserole. I had to get home and get back to work on all the little details for the party, including what I would wear. I had a full wardrobe specifically for events. As the planner, I needed to be in attendance, but the rule of thumb was not to stick out like a sore thumb. A lot of clients wanted their guests to have the impression they planned the whole thing. If I was standing in the corner, directing traffic, and wearing an earpiece while looking like a drill sergeant, that would not work.

She said this in a flirty tone and winked at him. Nate nodded sweetly and smiled back at her, but his mind was elsewhere. Is that necessary for me right now? he enquired. Then, a second thought struck him. What if Evangeline shows up at the party? Mike's friend, Jake, said, "Lisa organises those popular monthly parties. Everyone loves her cheerful bearing, and she can make people feel comfortable, which is why her parties are so successful." He then shared some memorable incidents from her events. Nate heard, glancing at everyone, resting his palm on his strong jawline for support. The energy in the room was noticeable; everyone eagerly anticipated discussing his dress code for their first p