I’m the founder and lead designer behind PH Design Weddings & Events. What started with building my very first set of “MARRY ME” marquee letters from scratch for a proposal, quickly turned into a love for creating completely custom pieces for weddings and events.

And yes, I’m actually the one behind the power tools. From my Thunder Laser to saws, drills, paint, acrylic, wood and whatever else I can get my hands on, I love figuring out how to turn an idea into something that doesn’t already exist.

My favorite things to create are the pieces that make guests stop and say, “Wait… who made this?” Oversized seating charts, custom escort walls, unique signage, photo installations, dimensional lettering, branded details and all of those little unexpected touches that make an event feel completely personal.

I believe your wedding or event should feel cohesive from beginning to end and reflect who you are, not just what’s trending on Pinterest. I love working alongside planners, florists and other vendors to make sure every detail works together and the entire space feels intentionally designed.

From the bottom of my heart, I truly believe the small details matter. They’re what make an event feel personal, create memorable guest experiences and turn a beautiful celebration into something people remember long after it’s over.

A white background with a black vertical line in the center. The phrase 'for you' is written in black cursive text at the bottom.

hi, it's rachel!

A graphic explaining a four-step process for event planning: 1. Planning, 2. Designing, 3. Production, 4. Let's Party! Each step includes detailed instructions for clients.
People dancing at a celebration, a woman in a white dress and a man in a black suit with a pink cowboy hat.
A man and woman sitting on a black sofa in a room, both wearing white sneakers and making playful gestures. The man is dressed in a navy suit, white shirt, and American flag-themed socks, while the woman is in a white dress, smiling and pointing at her face.
Text-based graphic that reads, "We bring the fun & love working with clients who do too!" in bold black font on a light gray background.
Black and white photo of a man and woman dancing at a celebration or wedding, woman holding a drink, with motion blur effects.
A newlywed couple shares a joyful, playful moment, with the groom sticking out his tongue towards the bride as they embrace and laugh together.

WHY HIRE A DESIGN TEAM?

You’re probably thinking…

The difference is in the details…

Planning a wedding comes with countless decisions—and your signage and personalized details shouldn't feel like another list of things to coordinate. Working with PH Design means bringing those elements together under one creative direction, so everything feels intentional, cohesive, and uniquely yours.

From your initial inspiration and digital mockups to custom fabrication, production, delivery, and installation, we handle the details from beginning to end. Every font, color, material, and design element is thoughtfully selected to complement your overall wedding vision.

The best part? When your wedding day arrives, you don't have to worry about who's setting up the signs or making sure everything looks the way you imagined. We'll already be there bringing it all to life—so you can simply walk in and enjoy it.

Wedding welcome sign with white background, black text, floral arrangement of white and blush flowers, white candles, lace, and pearls on brick floor against a brick wall.
Two white table signs with black text and drawings promoting signature drinks, one with a glass of cocktail, positioned on a black surface near a brick wall. The left sign features a cocktail glass drawing and details about a bourbon drink, while the right sign has a dog's face drawing and details about a tequila and lime juice drink.

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A black and white photograph of a proposal scene on a rooftop with string lights. A man is kneeling on one knee, holding a woman's hand, as she stands in front of him. Large illuminated letters spell out 'MARRY ME' behind them, and there are candles on the floor around the letters.