Francisco S.
3/2/2013
When we first began planning our wedding, we realized we were in over our heads and we needed help! We had initially been looking for someone to give us an economical hand with general assistance...
38 North Design
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278 Butterfield Rd
San Anselmo, CA 94960
38 North Design Co. is a premier event planning and design studio based in San Anselmo, California, specializing in creating memorable celebrations for weddings, birthdays, mitzvahs, and corporate events throughout Marin County. With 18 years of experience, founder Stacey Dillon and her team are dedicated to delivering unique event solutions that prioritize the client's individual style and needs, eliminating the stress of party planning.
Their extensive services include event design, kid-friendly activities, custom invitations, and a range of rental options, ensuring every detail of a celebration is thoughtfully curated. Committed to making milestones joyous rather than stressful, 38 North Design Co. aims to transform each event into an unforgettable experience tailored to reflect the client's vision.
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Wina K.
9/14/2010
I ended up working with Stacey when my wedding date got moved by my venue. The coordinator I initially hired referred Stacey to coordinate our wedding the day of. We really didn't know what to...
Allegra F.
9/20/2009
Again - it bears repeating that Stacey is a designing genius. We just got our wedding invitations out in the mail and the complments have been POURING in. I wish I had more to do with the whole...
Julie F.
11/21/2010
Stacey was AMAZING to work with!!! She did all of our paper supplies for our wedding: save the date cards, invitations, programs, table markers, name cards, etc. She was very accommodating and she...
Jeff F.
9/25/2016
FYI: I booked her as part of a package deal with Fog City Entertainment. The DJ + Day of Coordination package, which I would 100% recommend. Completely satisfied on all accounts. Stacey took...
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