We would like to thank Yvonne Baca of Northern Arizona Wedding Planner, from the bottom of our hearts for giving us a beautiful wedding. We could not have asked for anything better.

When we first walked into Yvonne’s office we planned to talk about flower arrangements. After telling her about our vision for our wedding we quickly realized that we wanted her to help plan it, after literally feeling her energy come out of her skin as she told us her ideas to make our wedding a reality.

My husband belongs to the White Mountain Apache tribe and I am Navajo, so we really wanted our two cultures to be intertwined in our wedding. Yvonne made that possible; she even went out of her way to make blue corn mush, a Navajo wedding ceremony tradition, at the last minute no less when the hotel I was staying at didn’t have a stove.

My husband and I reside in Anchorage, Alaska so it was already difficult to plan our wedding in Flagstaff. Yvonne was such a life savor, she made sure all the details we wanted both big and small were accomplished. Her knowledge and relationship with the area and local vendors made for easy planning and helped bring everything together. The day of the wedding she coordinated all the activities between multiple vendors, which could have been a mind boggling task and allowed us to enjoy our special day and celebrate our union with our friends and family.

I could go on and on about how hiring Yvonne as our wedding planner was the best decision we ever made (besides getting married in the first place). Now whenever I hear that friends are newly engaged, I immediately tell them to “hire a wedding planner,” For those planning to get married in Arizona I would highly recommend that give Yvonne a call to help make their dream wedding come true!

Yvonne, Thank You again for all your time and efforts spent on our behalf. I know that we will visit you every time we come to Arizona. Love you and keep making people lives as wonderful as you made ours. May the Creator Bless You!

Lavina & Jacob Hess
Anchorage, Alaska
March 18, 2006