Event & Wedding Coordination
End-to-end command of the most unforgiving deadline there is: the day itself. Timelines, vendors, catering, equipment, and staff — one calm point of contact from the first walkthrough to the last stacked chair.
Petro Lysyy · Operations & Events · Sacramento
Welcome. I’m the person you call when the day has a hundred moving pieces — events, schedules, vendors, logistics — and all of it simply has to work. For eight years, it has.
First things first
Some people bring energy into a room. I bring order. For eight years I’ve been the person behind schedules that hold, events that start on time, and teams that always know what happens next.
Healthcare clinics, wedding days, high-volume catering, construction crews — different worlds, one job: keep every moving piece exactly where it needs to be, and take care of the people involved while doing it.
Read my story
The record
Coordinating people, schedules, and logistics across four industries without dropping the thread.
Weddings, benefit evenings, and high-volume catering days — planned, staffed, and landed on time.
English, Ukrainian, and Russian — a working bridge between clients, crews, and communities.
Healthcare operations where discretion isn’t a virtue — it’s the law, kept daily.
What I do
Titles change — coordinator, assistant, planner, right hand. The job doesn’t: keep every moving piece exactly where it needs to be.
End-to-end command of the most unforgiving deadline there is: the day itself. Timelines, vendors, catering, equipment, and staff — one calm point of contact from the first walkthrough to the last stacked chair.
Calendars that tell the truth, timelines with margin built in, and follow-through you never have to chase.
Accurate records, clean data entry, and sensitive information handled the way four years under HIPAA teaches.
The physical side of a smooth day: orders placed, trucks loaded right the first time, deliveries timed, rooms ready — and a plan B nobody ever needs to hear about.
How I work
On time means arriving with margin — enough to help someone else set up too.
If I said it will be handled, it’s already on a list with a date next to it.
Most emergencies don’t need an audience. They need someone already moving.
A schedule is just a way of taking care of humans. That’s the real job.
Plan like an engineer.
Host like a friend. How I approach every event
Beyond the job
In volunteer work, success isn’t measured in invoices — it’s measured in lighter weeks. The same coordination that runs paid events runs benefit evenings, outreach drives, and church halls. Free of charge. Full of care.
See the volunteer workCoordination creates the capacity. Conviction decides what it’s for.
From family-relief fundraisers in Sacramento to outreach that crosses borders, the goal never changes: take the logistics off someone’s shoulders so they can carry what matters. Some of the best work is never billed.
Operations, coordination, and administrative roles in Sacramento — or an event that simply has to go right. My door is open.