Event Carer - Wedding Day Support

Event Carer - Wedding Day Support I ensure comfort, dignity and seamless inclusion throughout the celebration.

Event Carer provides discreet, compassionate wedding day support for elderly, frail or vulnerable guests, including those living with dementia, mobility challenges or fatigue.

09/09/2026

🎉 SAY YES TO A FREE DAY OUT AT THE NATIONAL WEDDING SHOW, MANCHESTER! 💍

We’re giving away 3x sets of tickets because wedding planning should feel exciting, not stressful — and what’s more exciting than an entire day of dresses, cake tasting, décor inspo, and “ooh I NEED that for my big day” moments? 👰🤵🥂

📍 Manchester Central
📅 24–25 October 2026

Here’s how to enter:

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🏷️ Tag your person — your fiancé(e), your maid of honour, your mum who’s already planning the seating chart… you know who’s coming with you
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⭐ Bonus entry: Add this to your story & tag us in!

3 winners. 3 sets of tickets. 0 excuses not to enter.

Good luck lovebirds — see you in Manchester! 💐✨

08/09/2026

She came for her granddaughter’s wedding. She left having danced the night away. 💃🤍

I had the joy of supporting this beautiful grandma so she could be there for the big day — and what a day it was. From the moment the music started, she lit up. Surrounded by family, soaking in every bit of the laughter and buzz, she wasn’t sitting on the sidelines... she was out on that dancefloor, living her best life.

Moments like these are exactly why this work matters so much to me. It’s not just about getting someone to an event — it’s about making sure they don’t miss out on the milestones that matter. The hugs. The happy tears. The dancing until your feet hurt. Every person deserves the chance to be fully present for the moments that mean the most to them.

Watching her joy was a beautiful reminder: it’s never “just a wedding.” It’s family, it’s love, it’s connection — and everyone deserves access to that.

💛 If you know someone who could use a little extra support to be part of the moments that matter most, let’s talk. And if this story warmed your heart, share it — you never know whose grandma needs her dancing shoes on next.

06/09/2026

Pop open the prosecco 🥂

Holiday time for me, a nice recharge
And self care. Spending time with my wonderful husband.

Hope you enjoy some holiday snaps along the way.

Much love Carolyn - The Event Carer

This business started with a conversation in a Beverley beauty salon. So there’s something rather lovely about this one....
04/09/2026

This business started with a conversation in a Beverley beauty salon. So there’s something rather lovely about this one. 🤍

We’re at the Beverley Minster Wedding Fair — and if you’re planning a wedding, come and spend an evening with us.

📍 Beverley Minster
🗓 Wednesday 23rd September
⏰ 6.30pm – 9.00pm

✨ 50+ of the region’s leading suppliers
🎵 Live music
👗 The catwalk show at 7.30pm
💐 Flowers, cakes, bridal wear, photography, venues, transport — all under one magnificent roof

And us, somewhere in the middle of it, ready to answer the question you might not have wanted to ask out loud.

If there’s someone you love who might struggle with a long wedding day — a grandparent living with dementia, a parent recovering from illness, a guest who uses a wheelchair — come and find me. That’s the whole reason I’m there.

No appointment. No pressure. Just a chat about what’s actually possible. And it’s far more often possible than families expect.

See you on the 23rd. 🥂

Carolyn - eventcarer.com

02/09/2026

Every venue has said “we’ll do our best to accommodate.” Almost none have a plan behind it.

Somewhere in your diary this season is a couple who haven’t told you yet that a guest has care needs.

They’ll tell you eventually. Late, and usually apologetically. Then comes the scramble — someone suggests a quiet room, someone checks the ramp, someone on the team is quietly asked to keep an eye out.

Here’s the thing. Your team are hospitality professionals. They’re not trained, insured or registered to help with mobility, personal care or medication. Asking them to improvise is unfair on them and unsafe for the guest.

Meanwhile the family spends the whole day on alert, and the guest spends it feeling like a problem being managed.

There are five questions your couples should be asking you. Most won’t. Car park to accessible toilet to seating plan to where the speeches sit — and the venues that can answer them in specifics are the ones that win the booking. Specifics tell a family you’ve done this before.

I’ve written the whole thing up, including what a good answer sounds like. And if you’d like our venue questionnaire sheet — a prompt to walk your own site and get your answers straight before anybody asks — just message me. No cost, no obligation.

Full piece linked In Stories 🥂

01/09/2026

August was a whole vibe. September said “hold my coffee.” ☕🔥

Recap check: the glow-ups, the good chaos, the moments that hit different. August didn’t just happen — it delivered. 🎬✨

And now September’s stepping in as your event carer — organized, unstoppable, ready to make this month even better than the last. 📅💫

New month. Same energy. Bigger wins incoming. Let’s run it. 🚀

Hit Follow, i'd love to have you here 🥰

Bank holiday Monday, and I’m still doing it. 🙃Twelve years of nursing has permanently rewired something. I cannot walk i...
31/08/2026

Bank holiday Monday, and I’m still doing it. 🙃

Twelve years of nursing has permanently rewired something. I cannot walk into a room — any room, including my own family’s back garden — without spotting the step nobody mentioned, the gravel path, the chair with no arms, and the loo that’s up two stairs and round a corner.

It’s a curse at barbecues. It’s rather useful at weddings.

Anyone else physically incapable of entering a building without risk-assessing it? Tell me I’m not the only one 👇

Hope you’re all having a lovely one. 🤍

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28/08/2026

J married at Solberge Hall, and she has very kindly let me share what she wrote afterwards.

Her Nanna is ninety-two, with health needs and limited mobility, living in a nursing home an hour and a half from the venue. The family had already decided it wasn’t going to happen.

So here is what happened instead. I collected her. I drove her the ninety minutes. I stayed alongside her through the day, and I took her safely home after the meal. In between all of that, she was simply at her granddaughter’s wedding.

In Jenni-Mae’s words: the communication beforehand put the whole family at ease, and the day itself was a carefree one.

That is the bit worth sitting with. Not only that her Nanna was there — but that nobody spent the day watching the clock on her behalf.

If you are reading this and quietly assuming the same thing about someone you love, please just ask. The answer is far more often yes than families expect.

Thank you Jenni-Mae 🤍

Carolyn - eventcarer.com

26/08/2026

📍 We’re coming to Manchester!

The Event Carer will be at The National Wedding Show, Manchester Central — Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October, and we’d love you to come and say hello.

If you’re planning a wedding where a parent, grandparent or guest needs a little extra support to be there and truly enjoy it — mobility, sensory, cognitive, continence or general wellbeing — that’s exactly what we do. Discreet, professional, one-to-one companion care so nobody is watching the clock instead of the ceremony.

Not a clinical service. Think of us as their plus one for the day.

We handle the care. You handle the champagne. 🥂

Come and find us between the catwalk shows and the champagne bar — we’ll talk you through how it works, what’s included in our Bronze, Silver and Gold packages, and answer the questions you might not have thought to ask yet. No pressure, no hard sell, just a proper conversation about how to make your day work for everyone you love.

Tickets and full show info at nationalweddingshow.co.uk 🤍

📅 24–25 October
📍 Manchester Central
🔗 eventcarer.com

See you there- Carolyn 💚

A Wonderful Yorkshire Wedding! 💚Chelsea and Ben married at Oaklands on Friday, and some of this family had not been toge...
24/08/2026

A Wonderful Yorkshire Wedding! 💚

Chelsea and Ben married at Oaklands on Friday, and some of this family had not been together in some years — but there they all were, in the same room, for the same happy reason.

And what a place to do it. Oaklands sits within two hundred acres of East Yorkshire woodland, with The Grand Lodge built from two hundred locally sourced trees, rustic at heart but quite lovely inside — soft lighting, deep jewel colours, greenery throughout. The Pavilion seats two hundred in the open air with the lake beyond.

I spent the day as caring companion to the groom’s father, and it was a joy from beginning to end. He was in the photographs with his sons, at the table with a drink in front of him, telling his stories. His son crouched beside him simply to hold his hand for a moment. And when the light turned golden, there he was outside with all of them gathered around him.

That is what a companion offers. Not someone hovering, but someone alongside you—so you can settle into the day and enjoy every part of it. You are in the celebration, rather than watching from the edge.

family and friends, who could celebrate the day together.

With warmest congratulations to Chelsea and Ben, it was a pleasure to be part of your special day. My thanks also to Oaklands wedding venue, for such a beautiful setting; I look forward to my next visit with you. 🥂

Carolyn - eventcarer.com

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