21 episodes
Book Better Weddings Knotted Arrow, Jordan Hawkins
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Booking Better Weddings is not just about working the nicest venues or finding the highest priced events. It's about discovering your ideal client and creating an experience tailored just for them. We want to help you run your wedding business so it doesn't run you. We're not just a podcast, we're a community of wedding vendors just like you. Today is the day to grow your wedding and event business. Welcome to the Book Better Weddings podcast!
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Artists At Heart // Stetten Wilson (Full Show)
No client is the same. No wedding day is the same. Stetten Wilson has taken a more intuitive and instinctive approach to weddings. In today's episode, we sit down with this wedding photography duo based out of San Diego, California. Devin & Skylar speak on their experience using the expression of art as a way to document a wedding.
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5 Ways To Prepare For Your Next Wedding!
Today we're sharing the 5 things that you need to do before working your next wedding. Failing to prepare is like preparing to fail. No matter how many weddings you've worked, there is still plenty to learn.
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People Will Come And Go // Justin Hawkins (Show Clips)
Enjoy this show clip from a recently recorded episode with banker & barber shop owner Justin Hawkins.
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Finding Inspiration From Outside // Stetten Wilson (Show Clips)
Enjoy this show clip from a recently recorded episode with our friends Stetten Wilson. Stetten Wilson is a boutique destination wedding photographer based in Southern California serving clients around the world.
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Bit Sized Growth // With Banker & Barbershop Owner Justin Hawkins
In today's episode, we sit down with banker and barbershop owner Justin Hawkins. We talk through what it's like to scale your business and create touch points for your clients along the way.
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Protecting Your Artistry // Ash & Co. Bridal Hair & Makeup
Self-taught Bridal Hair & Makeup Artist, Ash, shares her experience working in the wedding industry. How do you embrace your uniqueness as a creative and a business owner? Do you have to compromise your artistry to book more clients?