Brooklyn, NY
MyMoon is a Williamsburg restaurant set in a renovated 19th-century boiler room — exposed brick, reclaimed wood, and twenty-foot ceilings — with a private garden and a glass-walled, heated ceremony deck for year-round events. Couples planning a wedding there often want a coordinator who can manage the timeline, vendors, and logistics of the day — the venue sets the scene, and a coordinator makes sure everything runs smoothly once your guests arrive.
Cheersy helps couples find and book a vetted day-of wedding coordinator without the back-and-forth of researching planners one at a time. Compare availability and pricing, then book a vibe check with someone who fits your wedding vision and the pace of your day at MyMoon.
When the logistics are in good hands, you and your partner can actually be present at the celebration you've been planning rather than running it.
A day-of wedding coordinator focuses on turning your wedding plans into a seamless experience on the day of the event. Couples handle most of the upstream planning; a coordinator steps in during the final weeks and on the wedding day to own execution.
For a wedding at MyMoon, this often includes coordinating the flow between the dining room and the garden ceremony deck, syncing with the restaurant's kitchen and service team, and cueing the transitions across the space.
Instead of answering vendor questions, guiding family members, or solving last-minute issues, couples can rely on a coordinator to handle logistics behind the scenes while they enjoy their celebration.
Start to finish
4–6 weeks out, they get to know you and the specifics of your event.
They build a minute-by-minute run-of-show and connect with all your vendors.
A walkthrough of the venue and a review of your floorplans.
One last sit-down to make sure every i is dotted and t is crossed.
They run the day from start to finish — calling cues with an assistant so everything stays on time and you get to be a guest at your own wedding.
Restaurant venues like MyMoon put food and service in expert hands, but the venue's team isn't running your full timeline, vendor arrivals, or the indoor-to-garden transitions. A coordinator owns that so the night flows.
Couples hire a coordinator so they don't have to manage vendor communication, setup timing, or guest logistics during their own wedding. With the right support in place, the day becomes about the people you love, not the logistics.
For most couples, a coordinator is the difference between managing the event and actually enjoying it.
If you are getting married at MyMoon, Cheersy makes finding a day-of wedding coordinator simple.
Browse vetted coordinators, compare your options, and book a vibe check to meet someone who understands your wedding vision and can manage the details of your event.
With the right coordinator in place, you can feel confident that your wedding day will stay organized while you focus on enjoying every moment.
Find a coordinator in BrooklynMost venues, including restaurant and event spaces in Brooklyn, focus on the food and beverage experience rather than managing your full wedding timeline. A day-of coordinator helps run the timeline, communicate with vendors, and keep the day organized so you can actually enjoy your celebration.
A day-of coordinator typically reviews your wedding timeline, confirms details with each vendor, manages setup and transitions, cues key moments throughout the event, and acts as the single point of contact during the celebration.
Cheersy allows couples to browse vetted coordinators, compare availability and pricing, and book a vibe check with someone who fits the style and pace of your wedding.
Many couples book a coordinator after securing their venue. Booking earlier provides more coordinator options and more lead time to align on the timeline before your wedding day.
Yes! For couples planning their own wedding, a day-of coordinator can help manage the event so the couple does not have to oversee vendors, timelines, and logistics during the celebration. If this role is not hired, the responsibilities do not go away — they usually fall on the couple themselves.