Hey There
Want to meet the Haven Team and have a little Q&A?
Meet Casey
Founder & Lead Designer of Haven Productions
Hi, I’m Casey — founder and lead designer of Haven Productions. With over 12 years in the wedding and events industry, I created Haven Productions to offer something more intentional: deeply personal, visually rich celebrations held with care, clarity, and precision.
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What began as a passion project has grown into a full-service creative studio trusted by couples who want romance without overwhelm. I believe weddings should feel bespoke, immersive, and unmistakably yours.
From concept development to florals, styling, and spatial design, I’m deeply involved in every detail — not because perfection is the goal, but because thoughtfulness is.
My love for weddings began early (I was hooked after my first time as a flower girl more than 25 years ago), but what truly drives my work now is the collaboration.
I take the time to understand each couple — how you move through the world, what matters to you, and how you want your celebration to feel. That insight becomes the foundation for a design that reflects your story, not someone else’s.
Seeing a couple experience their wedding for the first time — calm, present, and completely held — is the most rewarding part of what I do.
When I’m not designing events, you’ll usually find me enjoying a good drink and a dance, restoring classic cars, or spending time with my two energetic little ones.
I can’t wait to hear your story. — Casey xx
Q&A
Do we need a clear vision before enquiring?
What makes your service neurodivergent-affirming?
What’s the difference between full-service and partial planning?
If we choose partial planning, will we still be supported fully?
We love maximalism but worry about feeling overwhelmed — is that a problem?
Do you work with couples who feel avoidant or shut down around planning?
What is included in your services?
What is your minimum investment, and does it apply to partial planning?
Are you the right fit if we’re looking for one-off advice or a very small amount of help?
What happens after we enquire?
What if we’re not sure which service we need?
No.
Most couples don’t.
You can come to us with feelings, fragments, or a general sense of what you want the day to feel like. We’re experienced in translating early, unclear ideas into a cohesive direction — whether you’re engaging us for full-service or partial planning.
Not knowing yet isn’t a barrier to working together.
We plan around how real brains work, not how weddings are traditionally structured.
This means:
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fewer decisions at one time
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clear structure without rigidity
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flexible pacing
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no pressure to be constantly engaged
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communication that prioritises clarity, consent, and nervous-system care
You don’t need to perform organisation or certainty in order to receive support.
Both options are designed to reduce overwhelm — the difference is where we hold the responsibility.
Full-service planning means we carry the planning, creative direction, and styling from start to finish.
Partial planning is ideal if you’ve already made progress but want experienced, ongoing support to:
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refine the concept
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take over key planning elements
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manage complexity as the wedding approaches
In both cases, our role is to reduce what you need to manage — not add to it.
Yes — within a clearly defined scope.
Partial planning doesn’t mean being left to figure things out alone. It means we agree together on which areas we’re holding and which you’re managing, so expectations are clear and your energy is protected.
We don’t offer “light-touch” or one-off advice — our partial planning is still structured, intentional, and high-touch.
Not at all.
Whether we’re supporting you fully or partially, we design maximalist weddings using clear creative anchors and limits so richness doesn’t become chaos. Sensory and emotional regulation are part of our process, not an add-on.
More can feel grounding when it’s held carefully.
Yes — often.
Avoidance, decision paralysis, and planning fatigue are common, especially for neurodivergent couples. Our role is to provide structure and momentum in a way that feels supportive rather than demanding.
You don’t need to be “on top of everything” to work with us.
All of our services — full or partial — may include:
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planning guidance and logistics support
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creative direction and concept refinement
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maximalist styling and execution
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vendor coordination within the agreed scope
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timeline and run-sheet development
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ongoing communication and oversight
The exact scope is tailored to your needs and agreed upon at the beginning of our work together.
Our minimum investment is $7,000, and this applies to both full-service, partial planning and Styling.
This reflects the level of care, responsibility, and professional oversight we provide — regardless of scope. We take on a limited number of weddings each year to ensure each couple receives thoughtful, regulated support.
We may not be.
Our work is best suited to couples who want ongoing, professional support — whether full or partial — rather than one-off consultations or ad hoc advice.
If you’re looking for someone to truly hold part of the process with you, we’re likely a good fit.
We’ll respond thoughtfully and without urgency.
From there, we’ll talk through where you’re at, what support would feel most helpful, and whether full or partial planning is the right fit. You won’t be expected to make immediate decisions or know everything upfront unless that is your style.
That’s completely okay.
Many couples don’t know at first. We’ll help you determine the level of support that makes sense for your situation and capacity — without pressure to choose more than you need.
You don’t need to manage everything to deserve support.
You’re allowed to hand over part — or all — of this process.
What matters is that it feels held.
