EP. 37 From Pinterest Dreams to Real Plans: What Couples Miss, What Pros Know, and How to Save Without Settling

Your Pinterest board is gorgeous—now let’s make it real without blowing the budget. We sit down with Katherine Lopez, owner and creative director of Sweet August Events, to decode how seasoned planners turn inspiration into a grounded, joyful wedding day. From the first consult to the final teardown, Katherine shares the candid strategies couples never see: using Pinterest as a search engine, setting a true budget ceiling, and translating “Kardashian-level” moments into smart, economical design that still feels special.

We focus on costs that rarely make the mood board but always hit the invoice: damage waivers, setup labor, late-night fees, and venue access rules that shape every timeline. Katherine explains why booking vendors who can’t be in two places at once—your photographer and DJ or band—should come first, how deposits cluster early, and why long-standing vendor relationships quietly protect your day. We get real about DIY too: the hours you can’t get back, the family members on ladders instead of in photos, and the stress of troubleshooting when you should be celebrating.

You’ll hear what a calm wedding day looks like behind the curtain: early arrivals, thoughtful load-ins, and a planner managing reception flow while the photographer acts as an extension of the team. It’s a candid, practical guide to making choices that honor your style, your time, and your budget—without sacrificing the moments that matter. If you’re planning now or supporting someone who is, this conversation will save you money, stress, and last-minute panic.

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Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:01

Welcome to the Tip Begins Podcast. I am your host, Marco Wendrosbro, and every week I'm here with the top industry expert, making clients, and with all my vendor BFMs to bring you the best tips, advice, and just the behind-the-scenes stories to make wedding and event planning a break. So grab your favorite drink and let's get this party started. Hey guys, welcome back to the Tips Against. I am Marco, your host, and today we're going to be jumping into the most common misconceptions and the oh my gosh, wish we would have known moments you know couples face during the planning process. And for that, I have an expert. I have Katherine Lopez, owner and creative director of Sweet August Events. Hello, hello.

SPEAKER_01 0:52

Hi Marco, how are you?

SPEAKER_00 0:54

I am great. How are you? Good. Thank you for having me. I am so excited that you're here. I know I say this all the time, but I've been trying to get you to come and do an episode with me for the longest time. So thank you for taking time out of your day. I know you're always so busy. So thank you for stopping by.

SPEAKER_01 1:16

Yeah, thank you so much. I know. And I'm laughing because that introduction, the expert. I honestly do not think I'm an expert.

SPEAKER_00 1:23

Girl, 15 years of experience. You are an expert. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 1:27

Well, it's, you know, I learn something new every day. Trust me.

SPEAKER_00 1:30

It's so crazy, right? I mean, the industry changes on a daily basis. So you gotta keep up with the times. I mean, whatever we were doing 15 years ago, or at least, you know, you've been in business for 15 years, whatever you were doing 15 years ago might be completely out of style now. So you just gotta keep going and going and changing and evolving with times.

SPEAKER_01 1:50

Yeah, and you're evolving with the brides, but then you're also involving your business, you know. And I think that's been one thing I've learned a lot is like, oh my gosh, I have to be present on social media. And I'm like, oh, you know, just things.

SPEAKER_00 2:02

So that's a whole full-time job, just being present on social media. Yeah, for sure. It's crazy, but okay, so Catherine, let's start by you telling our listeners who you are, what you do. Of course, I already told them how long you've been in business, but we want to learn about your company. Tell us everything.

SPEAKER_01 2:20

Yeah, for sure. So I am the owner and creative director at Sweet August Events, and I started our company in 2011. We are a small company. We've got, you know, some other planners within our company, um, but we specialize in weddings. We can do a little bit of everything. We can do dub parties, we can do corporate, we can do birthday parties, we can do a little bit of everything. But our bread and butter is weddings. Um, a lot of people think that we are heavily into design, but honestly, the core of our business is relational and it's definitely planning and just being a very organized and just very relational with our clients. Um, but we love designing as well, so we are full designing as well. Different packages. Um, but yeah, we've been doing it for a long time. We love it, constantly evolving um and definitely, you know, changing every single day with every single bride. Um, but yeah, that's that's who Sweet August is.

SPEAKER_00 3:15

I love it. And I mean, I've been working with you guys for I mean, I've been in business for 10 years. So I feel like I've been doing weddings with you guys for I mean 10 years now. Yeah, 10 years. I I'm trying to remember the first wedding that we did with you all, but I can't. It's been such a long time. I can't, but I know that we, you know, we always um, of course, you guys always send us, you know, some beautiful couples, and we always end up working with you all. And I mean, every time we we get to work with with you all as a company, it's it's a pleasure to work with y'all. I mean, you guys, I feel like we've created that relationship to where like we don't really have to be on top of each other because we already know how we work, yeah, and it's so easy, you know, because you already know what to expect from us. I already know what to expect from you guys. So I think when you build that relationship with vendors, it's so great because you don't have to be on top of, I mean, you guys deal with so many vendors for wedding day. So when you have that relationship with most of your vendors, it makes it so easy.

SPEAKER_01 4:18

Yeah. Actually, can I just tell you something really fast? It's kind of funny. We were doing an event and it was a queen and princess luncheon, and you were doing something for us, and um, and it was just funny. You were supposed to be setting up and doing something, and like I was doing something else, and you were doing this, and and I just love the fact that I came back and it was all set up. Yeah, it wasn't like I had to micromanage, it was all set up, and then when it was time for the attendant to be there, I sh like went and he was there, and I was just like, Oh, okay, yeah, I just never have to worry, and I and I appreciate that. So thank you.

SPEAKER_00 4:52

Thank you for bringing that up. We love we love to hear good things like that. I mean, yeah, there's so many different vendors that work in so many different ways. But for example, us with the photo booth um, you know, business, we we like to take care of all the setups early in the day. I know some companies prefer to go like right before they start the actual photo booth, and to me, I think that's just uh because most of the time we start right after dinner. So I don't want to be setting up when guests are already there, when the party's already happening, like it just looks a little bit messy. So yeah, doing the setups early in the day is definitely great. And then, of course, you know, we just show up, you know, 30, 25 minutes before start time because we already tested everything earlier in the day. Yeah. So so yeah, so thank you for for noticing that. Of course, of course. All right, Catherine. So let's talk about you know the most common misconceptions that couples, you know, um sometimes they don't even know what they don't know. Right. So, for example, you know, the first um the first little topic here that we're going to have, I mean, it's very common that couples go, you know, to Pinterest and they start creating a mood board, you know, and a lot of the times, you know, they go crazy creating these mood mood boards. What would you say? You know, it's uh I guess the good and the bad about creating a mood board because of course at some point you you also have to take into consideration your budget, you know. Sometimes you might be saving all these like Kardashian style wedding things, yeah, but then your budget is not the same. So, what how can somebody create a realistic mood board on Pinterest or any other website that you think would be you know realistic?

SPEAKER_01 6:38

Yeah, so we always say that Pinterest should be like kind of like your search engine, like like your Google, right? That's really what it's for. So it's not necessarily like what I'm saying is, you know, search on Pinterest. That doesn't mean actually pin everything you find. Just because you, you know, let's say you put in like, oh, I'm gonna say something weird, like orange and teal wedding, just because everything that comes up orange and teal, that you need to pin that and put it on your board. No, it's your search engine. So when you put orange and teal in, like literally go through all the pages and pin what speaks to you, right? I think what happens with people is they just pin what they like. Yeah. Okay, well, we all like, yeah, I like Ferraris, I like Lamborghinis, right? But is that realistic? You know what I mean? So what I we try to tell our clients is we do want you to pin heavy at first, like pin a lot, and then we're gonna ask you in a week or two, go back and like kind of break that down. Actually, take your Pinterest board and you know, break it down, or at least in the notes, kind of type in like what you do see. Um, but it really should be used as a search engine. And then you gotta take the time, like just like I said, don't absolutely pin everything that you like, pin what speaks to you, pin what you think is realistic. You know, I think we use that word a lot with our clients is like what's realistic to you, you know, like is having chandeliers like everywhere realistic? Probably not. You don't even probably know the mechanics of hanging a chandelier. And so we kind of talk through that way before they even start with the Pinterest board.

SPEAKER_00 8:10

Okay, okay. Have you I mean, I'm assuming this is a very common thing, but I guess is the first question when when you have a consultation with a couple, is one of the first questions about budget?

SPEAKER_01 8:22

It is. We are kind of budget freaks because my thing is, is if we don't have a ceiling, we don't know what we're working with. So give us the ceiling, let us know. Our job is to have, you know, obviously be below the ceiling, but if we have a ceiling, then we know that when you pin something, we can say to you, hey, that's not realistic. It's not in the budget. And I always say, like, we hate to use the word like you need to find something cheaper. Yeah, you'll hear me like correct myself. Oh, I'm about to say cheaper, but then I say no, something a little more economical. Okay, you know, and I think that makes bride feel better because when you do kind of repeat the word budget, budget, you can see brides actually, I know it's important to talk about, but you can actually see their body language kind of go in because they feel bad. And I'm like, wait a second, everyone has a budget. Yeah, no matter how much money you're spending, absolutely everyone has a budget.

SPEAKER_00 9:14

Yeah, and I feel like like right now, you know, that we're talking about Pinterest. I just recently learned how to use Pinterest. I mean, I know Pinterest has been a thing for for a very long time, but you know, I never really cared to use it. But like you said, it is a search engine. Like now it's like brides, you know, grooms, like couples, that's what they use because that's where they get their inspiration. Absolutely. It is fun, it's fun to to like. I just like you know, now I travel a lot, so now I go to Pinterest and I'm like, okay, you know, and normally I just go in there and find actual full itineraries. It's like it is so crazy, and it has photos and links and everything. It's crazy.

SPEAKER_01 9:52

Yeah, no, we like we go to New York a lot, and we've done that before too. We will type in the like cute coffee shops in New York, and then this list comes up, and you know, and a lot of times it's like cute, but maybe not great coffee.

SPEAKER_00 10:04

It's free, you know, it's a free resource. So love that. Yeah, okay. And speaking of, you know, budgets and free and economical, like you said, so what are some of the hidden costs that nobody talks about? You know, like I mean, every vendor has their own, you know. I mean, we're pretty transparent about what we charge and what's included, but what are some of the hidden costs that you've noticed out there that that couples don't really know about?

SPEAKER_01 10:31

Yeah, so I think a lot of times they get very surprised by damage waivers, right? So that if you don't know what that means, is like you can get a rental quote, and then the rental quote will send back, and then there is a cost for damage waiver, and everybody does it differently. It can be a set cost, it can be a percentage, it can be whatever. And that damage waiver, what it means is like let's say, you know, when the wedding's over and there's like 10 broken glasses, that damage waiver is to cover those broken glasses. Those are hidden costs that aren't sometimes factored into a bride's mind. So when she gets that that, you know, like, well, I thought it cost this much and explain it to me. And you get down to the very bottom and you're like, well, you got to break out those things. I always call those like those hidden costs. We try to tell our clients, like, look, yes, we are looking at yes, this this glass costs $2.50, but not really because there's gonna be a setup fee, there's gonna be a damage fee, you know. So you got to factor all of that in. Um, but again, before we go get bids, we try to tell our clients about those things. Other hidden costs I would say would be, you know, just uh like setup stuff. Like you just don't imagine that. And a lot of brights are like, well, I don't understand it, I'll just do it myself, right? And I'm sure that's gonna be a question coming up. And it's my next one. It's like, okay, well, yeah, do it yourself. Okay, that means you're gonna have uncle so-and-so or your dad on a ladder, you know, five hours before your wedding, hanging a light. And you know, sometimes we're just sometimes we can't like honestly beat the bride. She's just like, that's what's happening, and we're just like, okay. And then we have to kind of just be there to manage that situation. I'll be honest, like, there are times we you can't tell a client no, you know what I mean? I'm I'm not very good at that. I am a people pleaser. Um, and you know, we've been in those situations and we've had to kind of swoop in and kind of obviously then I'm on the ladder. Then I'm joining it. Yeah. Not ideal, right? Not ideal. So we say that, you know, before we go in and we get beds, we try to like prepare our clients to know, like, hey, there's going to be damage waivers, there's gonna be setup fees, there's gonna be late night fees, um, you know, and which is a hard one to explain. I love all of our vendors, but that's a hard one to explain. Yeah. You know, we're we're weekend driven, and everyone's like, what do you mean that's after hours? And I'm like, well, that means like because people are up at 12 a.m. going and picking up stuff. Yeah. And I think that they're, you know, they they have a hard time comprehending. But if you start early and start training them to understand, like these people are for you, these people are here to make your dreams come true, and that does cost money, like like everything else. So you don't walk into the store and just grab something off the counter because you like it, you want it, and whatever. No, you have to pay for it, you know. And I think that's a hard concept. But if you set that tone um and like build it into your budget, yeah, you start with a budget. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_00 13:23

I love that. Yeah. And then, yeah, a good thing right now that you mentioned, you know, the whole do-it-yourself, because yes, it all goes back to that. You know, most of the time you're, you know, you're gonna have those couples that are just like, well, no, yeah, we can take care of that, or so-and-so can take care of that. You know, I am I'm part of like a lot of this like Facebook groups, you know, with with vendors, with couples, and you know, just uh, you know, people that are looking for for information and things like that. And a lot of the times, you know, I see those posts that they're like, oh, you know, we're we're looking to do it ourselves. What do you think about this? And what do you think about that? And then of course, everybody has an opinion. Some opinions are good, some opinions are bad, and then that's where where everybody starts arguing. Yeah, for sure. But yeah, like I feel like sometimes if you go the DIY route, you end up spending more money because it never goes the way you want it. Yeah, and then you already spent the money to do it yourself, but then you end up hiring somebody last minute, and not only are you gonna spend now on them, but they might be more expensive now because the wedding is just around the corner.

SPEAKER_01 14:23

Yeah, and I and what I find too, it's not even just the money, it's the time. Yeah, it's the time that you've taken out of your day to figure out, yeah, how to do something. And then you're taking the time out of like your dad, your uncle, your sister, whoever you've hired, time out of their day that they could be spending with you. And I think people don't factor that in. That, you know, time is just as precious. I mean, I have learned that just in my personal life. Time is just as precious as money, and and then they don't see that. You've got to train them to understand those things for sure.

SPEAKER_00 14:57

Yeah, I always hear the couples or or I always see on on the Facebook groups the whole like, hey, you know, I don't want to hire a DJ. I think I'm just gonna have like a playlist. And I'm like, it's not just about having a playlist, like somebody has to be pushing the button. Somebody like what do you like? Of course, if you're gonna have a playlist, it's somebody's phone, it's somebody's iPad. What if they start getting like a phone call in the middle of the song, or like, you know, like like when you're doing your first dance, or where you're like, you're someone you're coming in, like, you know, the that's why you know, hiring a professional is very important because vendors already know, you know, the vendors work with each other, you know. The DJ, I'm sure, has great communication with the planner to make sure that the timeline is perfect, so it's a domino effect, it's not just uh somebody playing the songs, or it's not somebody just you know, oh my cousin's gonna take the photos, or you know, yeah, they're gonna get you're gonna get photos, but you're not gonna get amazing photos. These are photos of your wedding. Like you want to make sure that you get good stuff, but um yeah, I would I would agree with you on that.

SPEAKER_01 15:57

I think most people don't realize that wedding day is nothing but troubleshooting. So when you don't hire professionals who don't have the ability to troubleshoot, it can become a little disastrous.

SPEAKER_00 16:10

Yeah, and then I mean this is you know, you're and then your your night is going to be very stressful because you're just gonna be thinking, like, okay, is so-and-so gonna take the right photos, is so-and-so gonna play this the right song. So, you as a couple, like you should be completely having just having fun, enjoying the night, enjoying the week off, and you know, because once you get closer to the wedding, like I feel like it's very stressful and like you're just anxious to get it over with. So if you're handling yourself, I feel like it adds way more stress to your to your wedding.

SPEAKER_01 16:40

Yeah, definitely.

SPEAKER_00 16:41

All right, so guys out there, girls, make sure you hire professionals. For sure. Then speaking of professionals, what's your take on booking timelines? How early do you think couples should hire their vendors?

SPEAKER_01 16:56

Okay, so we definitely in our company. So I'm giving away a lot of like little tricks of you know, just how sweet August like functions. But within our company, we always say definitely book the people that can't double themselves. So the people we feel like that can't double themselves are going to be your photographer and your band or your DJ. If you really, really love those people, they can't uh multiply themselves. Maybe they have a team and maybe they have those things, um, you know, associates, but they can't multiply themselves. So if you fall in love with a certain photographer, that's who you're capturing. So the very first thing that we try to do as far as the timeline goes, is you capture your photographer and your entertainment, period. And then once you do that, then we kind of move on to the next steps. And as far as like booking, it's like, okay, we'll get bids. And as soon as you get a bid and you like it and it looks good and it fits the budget, then you deposit. So we always tell like especially the parents of the bride, like it's gonna feel like you're hemorrhaging some money, and it does feel that way. But in order to secure your people, you have to put down budgets that or put down money, sorry. Money is what makes everything real.

SPEAKER_00 18:06

Yeah, yeah, pretty much. And then um, so when it comes to selecting the vendors, do you I guess when when a couple comes, they come to you and they hire you, are you um in charge of finding the vendors? Do you just make recommendations? Do you deal with the vendors, the contracts, um, the all of that? How does that work with with sweet albums? These are all intrusive questions, Marco.

SPEAKER_01 18:32

Our new swamp to know it all. No. Um, so yeah, when when couples come to us and we have an initial meeting, we kind of figure out like where is their budget? You know, they don't have to, we don't force them to give us a budget, but we kind of figure out where they're at. We figure out the style, what they're looking for, and then we give them recommendations and we kind of say, hey, go look at these people. Do they pique your interest? Then we give them investment information, and then we have them kind of figure out, yeah, I like that. That investment looks good. Then we contact that vendor and say, hey, we would love to see you in contract. And then we send the contract over to the client. We never sign contracts on behalf of our clients, they take care of that, it's their business. Um, and then, you know, if we need to negotiate with a with a vendor, which honestly, San Antonio, we have amazing vendors. I love our market. I've been in it a long time. Um, relationships matter. Yeah. I, you know, and they matter because they benefit our client. You know, we do this for our client, you know, we do this for our client, and then we do this to feed our families. And when we help one another, you know, that's what I'm talking about with the negotiation. The negotiation for us at Sweet August is never to put more money in our pocket, it's to help put more money back into our client's pocket so they can spin it on another vendor or keep it at home. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_00 19:43

So honeymoon money.

SPEAKER_01 19:45

Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 19:47

I like that. I like that. I love how you uh, I mean, it sounds like you obviously, you know, we're in this business and it sounds like you care about your clients. Like, you know, you you it sounds like you're very I just got teary-eyed. I do. I do. It's so, yeah. I mean, it's very important, you know. Of course, we do this for money, you know, because it's it's our you know, we gotta, we gotta, you know, pay our bills and and make money. Yeah. But I feel like when we are so passionate about what we do, it just makes everything better. Better for you, better for the couples, better for for the vendors that are involved. You know, like it just you can feel it, you know, when when in this case, when you are passionate about what you do, it's just so it's it's it's so rewarding when when we work with someone like that because it just makes the the process so easy and enjoyable.

SPEAKER_01 20:36

Yeah, you know, we definitely have kind of like a motto at Sweet August. I mean, we love our clients, we love them to death, you know. And that doesn't mean like we're never like at odds with our clients. I and I want that to be, I want to be very transparent about that because it's not like we're gonna always have the perfect client, they're not gonna always be extremely happy with Sweet August. That's not that's not the way the world works, you know, you're always gonna have some conflict, but we do love our clients to death. But I would say um the motto at Sweet August is we love our vendors equally. So we treat our vendors with the same respect that we treat our clients because if we all have that love for one another, that day is so easy. So, you know, because we never know, like maybe the vendors have like three setups that day. Like we just have to be kind to one another, you know. I I keep saying that to my family as kindness is everything. It really is.

SPEAKER_00 21:28

I like that. I like that very much. All right. So when um, you know, when it comes to you to a wedding day, how does your day look like? What time do you wake up? When do you start? Or I guess let me ask you this are you guys, as the wedding planners, normally also in charge of the night before?

SPEAKER_01 21:49

Um, so that depends. Ours is usually an add-on. So when you hire sweet August, it's usually just for the day of your wedding. If you want to add on rehearsal dinners, we can add that on to our package as an add-on. Um, we definitely do rehearsals, and that's with your day of, but um, you know, your wedding day, sorry. But um if you want to do like an actual dinner or welcome party, that's an additional add-on. So most of the time it's just rehearsal and then wedding day. But as far as like when my day starts, my husband, if he were here, he will tell you 15 years in and he still gets very angry because he thinks I start my day way too early. So I am like the early bird catches a worm, as you could tell today.

SPEAKER_00 22:28

I'm a morning person too.

SPEAKER_01 22:30

Yeah. And I like to get up because probably because I'm anxious. I'm I'm excited. Like I feel like wedding day is the most exciting day, and um, it's the time like you've been putting in all this hard work with your client. So I do like to get there super early. Like I love to get if a venue allows us to get there at 8 a.m., I'm gonna be there. Even if I have nothing to do, which that means just a coffee. Yeah, and I'm there and just I'll feel better, you know? And so we will start as early as we possibly can.

SPEAKER_00 23:00

I love venues that allow vendors to get there early, uh, on the same way. If I can get my setups early done early in the day, that's amazing. Because yeah, we normally have, I don't know, any, you know, sometimes we just have like one wedding a day, but sometimes we have five, we have eight. I mean, I think the most weddings that I've had in one day, I don't know, seven maybe? And I mean, just imagine seven weddings in one day. That means seven setups around San Antonio and the hill country, because you know, we you know, we can have a setup downtown San Antonio, but then we might have one at Kendall Point and out in Bernie, and then one at Chandelier out in Green, or you know, the Preservat Canyon, or you know, the within an hour radius or or even move farther. So, yeah, so starting early is so good, but yeah, of course, every every venue has a different time, um, you know, different time expectations, I guess. And then I know some venues don't allow vendors to go in unless the planner is already on site. Yeah, so so yeah, so it's a it's a little complicated sometimes, but but yeah, so to our venues out there, please allow us.

SPEAKER_01 24:10

Yeah, you know, I always say like everyone runs their business differently, you know, we all run it so differently. Um, but you know, as far as like when we start our day, we like to just get there as early as possible. Um, and most of the time, I always tell our brides, like, hey, the expectation, I always say fall in love with your photographer. And I say that a lot because it's like I'll touch base with you in the morning, but you're probably not gonna see me until like you're about to walk down the aisle and we line you up because I'm going to be managing the reception side. And your photographer is going to be managing you. So fall in love with them. They're an extension of me, is how I look at it. And you've got to have that, you know, you have to have that magic with them. You have to connect. Um, because I expect my photographers in some sort of way just to be able to handle that portion so that I'm not so hands-on and let them connect. I'm worried about reception and then come after ceremony, then I'm then I'm hands-on.

SPEAKER_00 25:03

I love that. Thank you so much. Oh my god, Catherine, we are running out of time. That was fast. It was fast. I want you to tell our listeners where um where they can find you, either on social media, your website, phone number, whatever. How can they get in contact with you? How can they see your work, the weddings that you work, all of the good stuff?

SPEAKER_01 25:22

Yeah, for sure. So um our Instagram handle is just Sweet August Events, and then our website is sweetogevents.com. And then uh best phone number is 210-269-5641. We always encourage you to go to our website, fill out our form. It's the best way for us to look at your date, really see what you're doing, and then we can kind of distribute to the proper um planner. Um, but yeah, that's how you find us. I mean, we're also in Wed Society, um, and we'll be in Wed Society next year as well. I love it. Yeah. Um, but yeah, that's how you find us.

SPEAKER_00 25:54

Awesome. Well, thank you so much, Catherine. Let's let's uh take a drink here. We had our little spicy margarita here, um, because of course it's a chipsy gift. Cheers. Thank you so much. And to our listeners out there, make sure that you tune in every Tuesday. You know we're here, you know we have a vendor every single week. And then, of course, if you have any recommendations on any vendors or any topics that you would want us to cover, make sure you send us a DM. You can also text us. All the information is on our website, on our Instagram, TikTok, we're everywhere. So for now, we'll catch you next week.

SPEAKER_01 26:28

Thanks for having me. Thanks, Marco.

SPEAKER_00 26:30

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