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On today's episode, we dive into the world of paper and weddings with special guest Ashley Frye of Paper Love Club. I ask hard-hitting journalistic questions like: Why do we care about invitations and paper goods? What goes into designing and selecting invitations? And Does she have her own paper supplier like Jim Halpert? Along the way we derail and share advice for those planning their invitations, for other stationers, and a pro-tip for vendors to get the best images of their work back from events! Let's #WedTalk!
 
To find Ashley:
www.PaperLoveClub.com
 
Instagram:
@paperloveclub

It's been a year since the pandemic hit (and since we've had an episode) - so we're catching up on weddings in the time of COVID-19. We dive into what weddings are looking like, what's in store for the industry, how we've navigated events, and how we're approaching them moving forward. I'm joined this episode by my friend and photographer, Ali Minetree, to help weigh in on these issues as well as some other PSAs to help plan your event!
 
To find Ali:
 
www.aliminetree.com
 
Instagram:
@aliminetree

Happy Friday! In today's episode, I chat with Hannah Lowery, owner and artist at Edges Wild Studio - a fine art, Houston-based floral design company for weddings and events. We do a quick touch base and let you know it's okay to not be okay right now and also that you do not have to do what others are doing at the moment right now. Then we dive into the topic discussing the definition of artistry, ways we see and relate to it, and then examples of how it gets implemented into wedding and event design. Hannah also encourages you to ask the question, "What if?" when it comes to the design and elements of your event! Let's #WedTalk!
 
You can find Edges Wild Studio at: www.edgeswildstudio.com
And on Instagram: @edgeswildstudio

I'm flying solo in today's episode as I explore the history of the bouquet. I dive into the ancient origins of where flower arrangements stemmed (ha) from and bring us all the way through how and why they became incorporated into weddings. Then I go into the supposed roots (ha, again) of how the bouquet toss tradition began and what it is today. I also offer alternative bouquet toss songs if you're going to do it, but also offer some suggestions to modify the tradition, make it yours, or encourage you to not do it at all! Let's #WedTalk!

Coming at you with some talk about networking in today's episode with guest, Renee Pool. She is partner and GM at House of Hough and most relevant to today's topic, she is the president if the Houston chapter of NACE. Listen in as we discuss the benefits of networking, best practice for finding the right group for you, and what to do when you go to your first meeting or event. Bonus, in this age of no handshaking, Renee and I come up with the perfect solution on how we should greet and meet each other in a business setting. Let's #WedTalk!
 
You can learn more about NACE at: https://www.nace.net/
Instagram: @nacenational, @nacehouston (for Houston locals)
 
To keep up with House of Hough: http://houseofhough.com/
Instagram: @houseofhough
 
If you want to learn about the Rising Tide Society: https://www.honeybook.com/risingtide/
Instagram: @risingtidesociety
 
 

Hey all you cool cats and kittens! In today's episode, I chat with Erin Marton of Erin Marton Photography and we discuss the three things that we think will help create and get demand for better service in the wedding industry. We also provide some helpful tips on things to be aware of on the day of a wedding as a vendor as well as the dreaded ghosting complex with inquiries. Erin and I also share our love and joy of being vendors and how lucky we are to have the jobs we do and why it is so special! Listen in as we #WedTalk.
 
You can find Erin at:
www.erinmartonphoto.com
 
And on Instagram: @erinmarton