Industries · Weddings & Private Events
Protection nobody notices.
One officer at the right spot keeps gate-crashers, gift tables, and parking lots off your mind — without changing the mood.
Right-sized coverage
Most private events need one or two officers, not a detail. Create exactly the hours and headcount you need.
Vetted before the invite list
The person near your family all evening is a vetted, identity-verified officer, not a stranger from a subcontractor pool.
Booked in minutes
Planning a wedding involves forty vendors. Creating and posting coverage takes far less than choosing the napkins.
How it works
Create. Approve. Fill.
01
Create the event
Venue, date, hours, and how many officers. For most weddings that is one or two, ceremony through send-off. Submit for approval.
02
Approve the rate, then post
Coordinator sets cost. You approve, post, and watch qualified officers claim the shifts.
03
Enjoy the event
The claimed officer handles the door, the lot, and the uninvited. You get the record and the invoice after, with no envelope handoff.
Common questions
Is an officer at a wedding going to feel heavy-handed?
Officers who take private-event shifts know the register: warm at the door, invisible during the toasts, decisive only when needed.
How many officers does a wedding actually need?
Most need one; large venues or open-bar receptions with a parking lot often take two. Start with one and add another if the guest count grows.
Can our planner book and manage this for us?
Yes. Planners and coordinators can run the event under their account and manage it alongside the other vendors.
Your next shift, covered.
Tell us about your weddings & private events coverage and we will walk you through how it works on illuno — one short call.