On this week's episode we hear from Jake of Felix & Fingers - a dueling piano company that can provide LIVE, highly engaging and interactive entertainment for your coolest wedding clients and guests. I was skeptical about how the logistics of dueling pianos would work for a wedding but Jake pulled the curtain back in a MAJOR way to show us why having a dueling pianos at a wedding reception is actually GENIUS. Plus, he tells us why live musicians need those vendor meals early in the day. Hint: It's not what I thought! Go check Jake out @felixandfingersnashville or @felixandfingers if you are anywhere else in the country. 

In this episode we hear from Jenna Henderson, photographer of 16 years and business coach for Event Professionals. What I love about Jenna's coaching style is that she focuses on attainable things and real problems that business owners face. Not only do we hear how she grew her successful business but we also get LOTS of tangible, easy to implement today, advice for building a sustainable business. You, and your sanity, can't afford to miss this one! Check Jenna out on: www.jennaclicks.com

In this episode, we're talking about Growing Your Wedding Business through Transparency. We're focusing on HOW you can be more transparent in your business and exactly how transparency can and will help your business (and the wedding industry as a whole) THRIVE. We want your business to grow and we want you to make more money - so we're sharing exactly how you can do that. For $0. 

In this episode, I'm talking to Alex Bovee - wedding planner and owner of Vision in White Events. If you're a planner, Alex has some great advice about pricing and structuring your business. If you're a vendor, Alex takes you inside the thought processes of a planner and we answer the question many vendors ask: "Why don't I always hear back from the client/planner after they inquire with me??". This is a good one, y'all!

In this episode we're talking flowers, twists of fate, nudges from the universe and the importance of learning (and tracking) the financials in your business. Owner of Larson Floral Co., Natasha, tells us all about how she went from planning on a lifetime at a desk job to designing amazing florals, being booked solid for the entire year and running a successful full-time floral business. 

In this episode we hear from Rachael, owner of Harp & Olive Photography. Event pros - you're doing to want to hear Rachael's advice so make sure you stick around until the end. She offers literal business gold in the form of advice for established and new business owners alike. Hear how Rachael went from the music industry to the wedding industry and how she grew her event business quickly in a booming market. 

In this episode we talked to Amanda Jackson, owner of the wedding venue The Pick Inn. As an Event Pro, it is SO helpful to hear the perspective of a venue owner (since that's where we execute our best work!). Hear how Amanda went from a career in interior design to diving head first into being now only an entrepreneur but also the owner of a venue. Her advice applies to all vendors, regardless of the job you are doing, so take a listen! 

The nitty gritty on how the owner of Sutlan + Co. Weddings and Events, and the host of Inside Out, built her wedding planning business and what she wishes other vendors would know about the job of a Wedding Planner.