The story behind
House of Affairs.

I’ve always believed the best moments in life deserve to be celebrated beautifully.

My love for entertaining started long before I ever thought of it as a business. I was always drawn to the little things—the way a table was set, how a room felt, the flowers, the lighting, and the thoughtful details that made people feel like they had stepped into somewhere special.

Eventually, I realized I didn’t just love hosting. I loved creating an experience.

I loved taking an idea in my head and turning it into something people could see, feel, and remember. The process was just as exciting as the finished event—finding unexpected touches, bringing the details together, and watching an idea come to life.

What started as a love for entertaining grew into something more, and that passion became House of Affairs.

For me, event planning isn’t simply about making something beautiful. It’s about creating a feeling. It’s about the details guests may not consciously notice, but absolutely feel—the moments that make someone stop and think, “Wow.”

I want every celebration to feel intentional, personal, and a little unexpected.

Because the flowers come down, the candles burn out, and the tables are cleared—but how you made people feel is what they remember.

That is the heart of House of Affairs.