Holidays, Planned Early
Everyone plans the holidays in December. The good everything is gone by November.
Holiday planning that starts now, while the good dates still exist: the party venue held, the dinner table locked, gifts sourced and wrapped, travel logistics mapped — so December is for showing up, not scrambling.
- Turnaround
- The calendar is the product: venues and prime dates go in October and November. The earlier the call, the better everything gets.
- How pricing works
- A flat planning fee per event or a season package for the whole holiday run. Venue, gift, and vendor costs are always real numbers, shown before you commit.
- Where
- Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · The Bronx · Staten Island
What's included
- Party and dinner venues held while good dates still exist
- Holiday tables at rooms that stop answering the phone in December
- Gift sourcing — found, bought, wrapped, and hidden if needed
- Travel logistics: airport runs, bag help, arrivals timed to the day
- Decorations and tree logistics — delivered, stood, and hauled out in January
- A standing line to us for the inevitable December surprises
What's not
- The gifts' cost — sourced at real prices, shown to you straight
- Guarantees on rooms that were fully committed before you called — early is the whole point
- Cooking — we book the table or line up the caterer; the stove is yours
- Anything that needs December lead time booked in late December — we'll say so honestly
If you need something on this list, send it through the box below — some of it we can arrange, it's just not part of the standard job.
How it works
- Tell us what December should look like — who, roughly when, what matters
- We lock the hard parts early: the venue, the table, the sourcing list
- December arrives and the plan is already standing
Who it's for
- Hosts who want the gathering without the six-week scramble
- Anyone who spent last December in checkout lines and waitlists
- Offices and friend groups whose party always gets planned too late
Questions people actually ask
Isn't August too early to think about the holidays?
For thinking, maybe. For the rooms and dates people actually want — no. The best December inventory is claimed by people who moved in the fall, and that's the whole reason this exists now.
Can you handle just the gifts?
Yes. Send the list — names, hints, and disasters included — and it comes back found, wrapped, and on time.
What about the tree?
Delivered, stood, lit if you want, and hauled out in January without a trail of needles. It's the most New York holiday problem there is.
Your situation not covered above?
If what you need is close to this but not quite it — a weird building, an odd hour, a job that spans two of these — describe it here. It goes straight to the founder, and unusual requests are how new services get added.
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