In the last episode of season 4, we chat with Jaclyn Rusnak (she/her) to chat the about her experience planning her own wedding, the importance of skincare and beauty, and the challenges of building a team in the wedding industry. 

They emphasize the need for inclusivity and sustainability in their practices, while also highlighting the significance of effective communication with clients. The discussion touches on the importance of having a wedding planner (not a paid endorsement, haha), the need for pricing transparency, and the personal connections formed during the wedding experience.

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This week we are joined by Rob Graham (he/him), Radhika's husband/assistant/spatial engineer to chat about her insights about wedding planning, vendor contract must haves,  pricing transparency, and the importance of self-care for both couples and vendors. 

She emphasizes the continued need for inclusivity in the wedding industry, debunks popular wedding myths, and highlighting the importance of understanding the roles of various vendors. Radhika also shares her thoughts on modern wedding trends and the significance of creating meaningful experiences for couples.

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In this week's episode of 'That's Rad', we chat with Jill Cooper (she/they), a talented musician and wedding DJ, about their journey in the music industry, the intricacies of wedding music planning, and the evolving trends in the wedding industry. 

Jill shares their experiences, challenges, and the importance of creating a memorable atmosphere for couples and their guests. We also discuss the impact of social media on wedding planning and a few insights for aspiring musicians and DJs looking to become apart of the wedding industry.

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This week we are chatting with Jamie (he/him) from Fort Common, a local venue in the heart of Downtown Victoria, BC. We touch on the intricacies of wedding planning, focusing on the importance of vendors, the unique characteristics of different venues, and the growing emphasis on sustainability. 

We share insights on the creative potential of the Fort Common venue compared to Royal Roads, the challenges of outdoor weddings, and personal anecdotes that highlight the unpredictable nature of wedding days. 

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This week we are chatting with Angelina (she/her) from Brides with Dogs, a unique service that helps couples include their dogs in their weddings. Angelina shares her experiences, challenges, and memorable moments while working with dogs at weddings, emphasizing the need for proper training and understanding of dog behaviour. We also touch on misconceptions about dog handling, the significance of a good fit between the dog and the wedding environment, and future plans for her business.

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In this episode, we chat with Cecilia Penner (she/her), an officiant from Victoria, BC, about the nuances of wedding ceremonies. We discuss Cecilia's journey into officiating, the differences between marriage commissioners and officiants, and the importance of creating meaningful ceremonies. The conversation also touches on the significance of inclusivity in the wedding industry, the incorporation of traditions, rituals, and event language into a ceremony. Cecilia shares insights on how to make ceremonies more authentic and engaging, as well as recommendations for books that can help couples and vendors navigate the wedding planning process.

Website: All Seasons Weddings

Instagram: @vancouverislandweddinglady

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In this engaging conversation, we chat with DJ Abe Lee (he/him) about the   world of wedding planning and DJing, sharing personal anecdotes and insights into the evolving role of DJs in creating memorable events. We discuss the importance of preparation, understanding client preferences, and the unique moments that can arise during weddings. Abe emphasizes the significance of energy and connection in making events unforgettable, while also addressing the challenges of balancing guest requests with the couple's wishes. The conversation culminates in a fun 'save or splurge' game, highlighting key decisions in wedding planning.

Website: Lee Entertainment

Instagram: @lee_entertainment.ca

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In our season 4 opener for that's Rad we welcome Dakota Bateman (she/her) from Boom Event Rentals and Good Party to discuss her journey in the wedding planning industry. Dakota shares her experiences, the evolution of her planning style, and the challenges of running an event rental company. The conversation delves into creating memorable events, the impact of COVID on couples' expectations, and highlights some unforgettable wedding moments. They also reflect on their own wedding experiences and play a fun game of 'Wedding This or That.'

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After a 2 week hiatus we are back and chatting with Jade of Jades Photography, a local photographer in Victoria, BC, about balancing work/life, what happens after after the photos are taken, and her after wedding rituals.

If you are interested in connecting with Jade check out her website or find her on Instagram!

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So besides all the pre-planning what happens the week of a wedding, on the day, and after? In this week's episode we explore how we prep for the day and some of the tasks a wedding planner will take on during and after your day. 

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