MPW Event

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Day-of Coordination and Make-Up in Val-de-Travers

MPW Event is based in the Val-de-Travers region of the canton of Neuchâtel and describes its services as "haut de gamme" (high end). Its homepage headline sums up the range: weddings in Switzerland and internationally, professional make-up and nail art, and well-being and massages for companies and residences. For couples, the relevant parts are coordination of the wedding day, bridal make-up done at home, and nail art.

The newest message on the site, marked "New 2026", is aimed at couples who want to do the planning themselves: "Organisez votre mariage vous-même, sans stress et économisez ce que vous auriez payé à une planificatrice de mariage" (organize your wedding yourself, without stress, and save what you would have paid a wedding planner). The menu pairs that with a section called WedMethod Project and a client access area with separate modules, among them one titled Partie Civile (the civil part) and Modules 1 to 3. The homepage does not describe what those modules contain, but together with the headline they point to a guided method that couples can follow on their own, with day-of coordination available on top.

Coordination on the Day

The core wedding service is "Coordination mariage Jour J" (coordination of the wedding day), with what the site calls "accompagnement personnalisée" (personalized support). The homepage describes it in two places. In the service list, it is the management and organization of the couple's day: from suppliers to key moments, the team makes sure the day is "fluide, harmonieuse et sans stress" (smooth, harmonious and stress-free).

The longer summary adds more detail. Day-of coordination is meant to let the couple live every moment without stress. As professionals, the team manages the day from the ceremony to the dancing, supervises the suppliers, makes sure the schedule is kept and steps in to deal with anything unexpected. That is a coordination service rather than full planning: the couple chooses and books the venue and suppliers, and MPW Event runs the day.

Bridal Make-Up at Home

The second wedding service is "Maquillage mariage sur mesure à domicile" (made-to-measure wedding make-up at home). The site says its beauty experts work with the bride to bring out her features, advise on the colors and make-up that will suit her while following her wishes, and adapt each treatment to her style and personality. Because it is done at home, it saves a trip to a studio on the morning of the wedding. The site does not say whether hair styling is included or how far the make-up artist travels.

Nail Art

The third service is nail styling ("Stylisme ongulaire : l'art du détail"). The nail technician works with the client on the choice between semi-permanent polish and gel, with or without nail art, using current techniques and careful finishing, and adapts to the client's wishes, needs and budget, whether the look is sophisticated or natural. It is presented as a general service rather than a wedding package, but a bride can book it for the wedding.

Well-Being for Companies and Residences

Beyond weddings, the business runs two Wellness Pro lines. For companies, it offers well-being massages for employees under pressure or stress, chosen by zone (hands, feet, head, face and/or back) and delivered, as the site puts it, at the foot of the company in an outdoor setting that stays connected to the workplace. For retirement homes, it offers beauty and aesthetic care adapted to residents' needs, on the principle that well-being and beauty have no age.

The menu also lists a candle line called Bougies Cire'prise, a page of suppliers and partners (Prestataires et partenaires), and a shopping cart.

The Mission Statement

The site's mission is "prendre soin de vous, avec une approche personnalisée" (taking care of you, with a personal approach). It says every person deserves particular attention and that each detail is thought out according to the client's needs and wishes, whether for an event, a beauty treatment or a break for well-being. It closes with a line that sums up the wedding offer: "L'amour vous appartient. Le reste, c'est notre métier." (Love belongs to you. The rest is our job.)

Opening Hours and Contact

The site lists opening hours in French and English: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10:00 to 19:00, Tuesday closed, Friday from 10:00 to 12:00, and Friday afternoon and Saturday on events. That last line is a reminder that weekends are when the team is out working weddings. The location is given only as Val-de-Travers, Switzerland, without a street address, and contact runs through a form asking for name, email and message. The site links to Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube and TikTok, and offers a newsletter with behind-the-scenes content, ideas and tips. Its booking section speaks of a team of passionate professionals ready to support clients with care and attention, whether for an exceptional occasion or for everyday needs, and the copyright line dates the site from 2024.

What the Site Does Not Settle

The menu has a Tarifs (prices) page, and each service on the homepage links to it, but the homepage itself gives no figures. The site does not state how far the team travels for a wedding, whether travel is charged, or how many people coordinate on the day. It does not explain what the WedMethod modules include or what they cost. It gives no testimonials or examples of past weddings on the homepage.

For couples from abroad, the site is in French apart from the opening hours, and it does not say whether coordination can be done in English. Its reference to international weddings is not explained further.

Who It Suits

MPW Event suits couples in the Neuchâtel region, or French-speaking couples elsewhere, who have done their own planning and want a professional to run the day, and brides who would like make-up and nails done at home by the same business. The 2026 method may suit couples who want structure for organizing the wedding themselves. Couples who want a full-service planner to choose venues and suppliers, or who need to work in English, should confirm what is possible before booking.

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