We have hit DOUBLE DIGITS for season one of the Put A Ring On It podcast!! In this week’s episode, we talked about having an unplugged wedding. We broke down WHAT an unplugged wedding is, WHY you should or shouldn't have one and HOW to have one.

It's episode 009 of Put A Ring On It Podcast with Daniel Moyer and Danielle Pasternak. This episode is one focusing on "Great Grooms" - from ways to get involved in the planning process to the wedding day, we talk about specific and general ideas to help you kick some Groom-butt.

Welcome to episode 008 of Put A Ring On It Podcast with Daniel Moyer and Danielle Pasternak. This episode is an action-packed one focused on using Pinterest to plan your wedding. We talked about having secret vs. public boards (and which is better) plus what it means to have a shared board. We also dove in to talk more about using Pinterest for good vs. evil including what NOT to pin, copying things you see and the truth behind most wedding pins.

Welcome to episode 007 of Put A Ring On It Podcast. Today's episode dives right in with Liz Susong, of Catalyst Wedding Co., a community for wedding disrupters, creators, and critics alike. During our chat, Liz talks about some of her pet-peeves in traditional wedding magazines and blogs, some distractions she sees couples face, styled shoots and more. Also, Danielle tears up a bit in this one.

It's the sixth full episode of Put A Ring On It Podcast. We are BEYOND humbled to have Kathryn Hamm, publisher of GayWeddings.com, talking with us about same-sex weddings and reinterpreting what you see in the blogs and magazines in the wedding world. She helps to break down the core of wedding planning, ways you can personalize your wedding day, and how to be more inclusive of all communities.

“When it comes to ‘capturing love,’ especially when a same-sex couple is the subject, rules were also made to be broken. Reassembled. Reinterpreted. Revised. Repurposed. This is the gift that same-sex couples have introduced into the wedding trends of today.” - The New Art of Capturing Love, by Thea Dodds and Kathryn Hamm

For our second mini-episode of Put A Ring On It, we're talking about feeding your vendors. And we're specifically talking more about the highly controversial article recently seen (and since removed) on Brides.com, called “Which Vendors Do You Have to Feed at Your Wedding?”. It's a piece written by wedding planner, Sandy Malone, and it really gives some misleading information. We decided to talk through this article and give our own thoughts on the matter including WHO you should feed on your wedding day, WHY you should feed them and WHEN.

This episode features Bree Ryback, editor and founder of Capitol Romance. Bree talks all about wedding planning, specifically day-of coordination, and why every couple REALLY and TRULY deserves it. There is also a brief interlude that involves some major geeking out on Harry Potter, because... Harry Potter.

In a recent article on Vogue.com titled “10 Wedding Rules To Break”, the author talks about some things you should “ditch” for your wedding. While we could agree with some, there are others that strongly misleading in the article. Dan and Danielle discuss the article and go into more detail on a few of the topics, specifically on not leaving time for “First Looks” and “Not Hiring a Professional Photographer”.

For our fourth episode of Put A Ring On It, we have three guests who got married during two MAJOR weather events in 2011 and lived to tell the tale. First up, Amanda talks about her wedding in the middle of Hurricane Irene. In the second half, Kristen and Joe talk about the freak snowstorm that caused their venue to lose total power. They share their stories, insight and perspective on how “bad weather” REALLY affected their wedding day.

Welcome to the first episode of Put A Ring On It, the anti-boring wedding planning podcast from wedding photographer, Daniel Moyer and wedding coordinator, Danielle Pasternak. In this first episode, we introduce ourselves and what the podcast is all about. Consider it our first handshake to you.