Luxe Beat Exclusive: Living the Life with Luxury Event Planner Breeze Taylor

Luxe Beat Exclusive: Living the Life with Luxury Event Planner Breeze Taylor

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As one of the best-known names in luxury event planning, celebrity planner Breeze Taylor has dealt with elite clientele for the past 15 years in such cities as New York, Palm Beach and Boca Raton.

Some of her clients include CEOs, presidents of Fortune 500 companies, top celebrities and athletes like Robert Smith of the Minnesota Vikings and Jeff Overton, PGA top-rated golfer.

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One reason Breeze has such a wide fan base: her relentless effort in the pursuit of each client’s goal, standard of beauty and meticulous attention to detail and budgets. She changed her business model in 2015, rebranding her company from Dream Concierge Event Planning to Breeze Taylor Events, and is only taking on 10 events per year that showcase her expertise and  reflect her style.

Breeze was born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida,  and grew up in a small town in Indiana. As the only girl and the middle child, Breeze loved the holidays and what came with them; a house filled with family, great food and everyone enjoying one another’s company. In college she studied Social Psychology and Business and got her first job waiting tables.

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She has always been drawn to the hospitality/service industry, and eventually started her own business at age 25. With a passion for details and service, Breeze quickly become the go-to person for weddings, bar mitzvahs and other events. When she is not planning a fabulous event, Breeze loves to relax by baking. We sat down with Breeze to get to know her better:

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What is Your Travel Style? I’m a fan of The Small Luxury Hotels of the World. I like to travel chic but without all the pomp.  I’m never a fan of big hotels.

Favorite Destination?  Santorini, Greece.

3 Travel Things You Can’t Live Without: Sensitive Sunblock, Image skincare Vital C intense moisturizer, Lululemon athletic clothing.

What does travel mean to you? A chance to recharge, try new cuisine, sleep in, drink good wine and meet new people.

One of your guilty pleasures? My mother -in- law’s homemade chocolate fudge brownies. They are the best thing I have ever put in my mouth–but so sinful!

What does luxury mean to you? Luxury is synonymous with sumptuous living to me. It is appreciating the finer things, with quality and service being the shining stars.

Your favorite luxury item: That is always changing, but at the moment my Gucci python handbag in wine. I love the color and texture of the bag.

Your favorite travel story: My life is always so busy and hectic as a working mom. I really love Cheeca Lodge in the Keys. For me, to just sit and relax while soaking in the beautiful atmosphere is always on my “favorite things” list. I just love the vibe of the Keys.

Best Event Produced: Honestly, I have so many that are truly memorable. At of my favorites weddings, we had an Italian 7-course meal with wine pairings. The meal and the wines were so incredible. The meal was memorable.

To learn more about Breeze Taylor go to: www.breezetaylorevents.com

About The Author

Kimberly Fisher

Kimberly Fisher is a Freelance Writer and On Camera Host based in New York City. Kimberly's work has appeared in over 38 publications including Huffington Post, JustLuxe, Luxe Beat Magazine, Ocean View Magazine, Pursuitist, Sherman's Travel, Sunset Magazine, Travels.com and USAToday. Her travels has taken her to sipping champagne cliffside in Portofino, shark feeding in Tahiti, yacht racing in Nevis, swimming in the Blue Lagoon, following the silk road in China and camel riding in the Gobi Desert. She is a member of the International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association, Professional Travel Bloggers Association, North American Travel Journalists Association and International Travel Writers Alliance. You can always find her at www.KimberlyFisher.com

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