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In general, we tend to avoid change for numerous reasons..it can be overwhelming, changing a process involves hours of training, purchasing new equipment can be expensive and hiring additional employees for support are all time consuming and create major headaches. Way too often people continue doing processes the way they’ve done them because it is..
I’m here to help you gain momentum with your business in 2017, and that’s why I launched my podcast, Weddings Unveiled. Each week on the podcast, I’ll take you and other wedding and event professionals behind the scenes of the event industry for the lessons you need to grow your skills and build your business...
Photo: Matt Andrews Photography No matter how involved a groom is (or isn't!) with the wedding planning process, there will be, without a doubt, things he wished he did differently on the big day. Those wedding regrets can range from how quickly the wedding day flew by or not having enough say over the guest..
Photo: Kristyn Hogan Asking a friend or family to give a speech at your wedding can be on the greatest honors you can bestow upon a person for your special day. But before it's showtime and that person finds themselves standing up in your reception hall with a glass of bubbly and lots of nerves,..
I want to personally invite all Wedding Pros to the upcoming Wedding Market Summit on April 11th & 12th in Memphis, Tennessee at the Guest House at Graceland. I am especially excited about teaching at this conference since the focus is all around Technology! This conference is a little different, as it’s going to be..
Photo: CHARD Photo I think the term ‘independent woman’ gets some negative flack throughout society these days because often times, women have become so jaded that they swear off men and consistently talk about how they don’t need them. This, obviously, can be a little discouraging for guys at times and makes them feel unwanted...
Thank you for supporting my podcast, Weddings Unveiled. I hope you’ve found the stories, tips, and lessons helpful for your wedding or event planning business. This week’s episode is about being honest with your client, even when you know it will temporarily disappoint them. Episode 11: Honesty Is An Event Planner’s Best Quality When clients..
Photo: Twila's Photography From delegating seating assignments to finding the right caterer and setting your budget, planning your wedding menu involves more than just choosing between beef or chicken. With all the logistical to-dos, it's easy for your personality to get lost in the details. Couples looking for a simpler way to wine and dine..
My podcast, Weddings Unveiled, is a free resource to help you take your business to the next level. As always, I’ll take you and other wedding and event professionals behind the scenes of the event industry for the lessons you need to grow your skills and build your business. Episode 10: Clear Communication and Other..
Photo: Kristyn Hogan Let's face it: Seating charts are tough. It's a logistical puzzle made all the more complicated when you add emotions and family politics into the mix! And of course, you have to remember that most of your guests will come in pairs. For most guests, it's pretty simple: you seat each couple..
