About
Meet Jenna Lee
I believe you should get to be fully present for your own celebration — and I'll take care of everything happening behind the scenes.
I've always loved creating moments that make people feel special.
Growing up in the South, I was surrounded by a culture of hospitality — beautiful tables, good food, family gatherings, and celebrations that brought people together. I found myself drawn to the details early on: arranging flowers, setting the table, choosing the little touches that made an occasion feel more thoughtful.
As I began working in events, I quickly realized how much goes on behind the scenes to make a celebration feel effortless. Timelines, floor plans, vendor communication, setup, logistics, last-minute changes — I genuinely love the details that most guests never notice.
That's what led me to create Events by Jenna Lee: a planning and design studio where thoughtful hospitality meets beautiful, intentional design.
I'm drawn to celebrations that feel timeless, personal, and inviting. I love beautiful tables, candlelight, fresh florals, thoughtful details, and spaces that make people want to stay awhile. But more than anything, I want your event to feel like you — not a copy of something you've seen online.
And I believe you should actually get to enjoy it.
You shouldn't be checking the timeline, answering vendor questions, wondering whether everything arrived, or making decisions while your guests are celebrating. You should be present. You should be on the dance floor. You should be sitting at the table with the people you love.
I'll take care of everything happening behind the scenes, so you can be fully present for what's happening in front of you.
That, to me, is hospitality.
Let's Talk About Your Event
How I Work
What you can count on
Professionalism
Clear contracts, prompt communication, and a planner who shows up early and stays late.
Attention to Detail
Place cards, linen hems, shuttle timing — the small things guests feel but never see.
Organization
Minute-by-minute timelines, floor plans, and vendor briefs that leave nothing to chance.
Hospitality
Everyone who walks in should feel expected, cared for, and completely at ease.