Marry Abroad Wedding Provider Wins Prestigious Wedding Award


We're delighted to announce that our Idaho, USA, wedding professional, Robyn Bruns, from Red Letter Event Planning, has won Best Wedding Planner, Idaho, and Best Wedding Planner Coeur d’Alene from Wedding Industry Experts.

The award given out yearly requires nominees to garner votes from current and past clients as well as vendor collaborators.  In addition to the awards Wedding Industry Experts also ranked Robyn in the top 25 of all wedding planners in the United States and in the top 50 of wedding planners worldwide.

Robyn says,“I am humbled and excited to receive this prestigious designation and want to thank all of my past clients and vendor partners for their support.”

About Red Letter Event Planning
Red Letter Event Planning (RLEP) a boutique wedding and event planning firm founded in 2005 by Robyn Bruns, Accredited Bridal Consultant™ and based in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA.  RLEP specializes in destination wedding planning in northern Idaho and eastern Washington state and creates stylish, graceful and well coordinated weddings and destination wedding weekends that reflect a client’s personality and lifestyle.

About The Wedding Industry Experts Awards
The awards are an annual competition recognizing wedding vendors at a local, national and international level.  The awards give past clients and wedding industry peers a chance to acknowledge wedding service professionals in a specific location or region who have provided outstanding service.

You can see Robyn's beautiful ceremonies on our Idaho Weddings page.

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