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This week we are chatting with two of our past couples, Alex (he/him) and Chris (he/him) as well as Abigail (she/her) and Elliot (he/him) about each of their unique wedding journeys. 

We chat about vendor selection, inclusivity, lessons learned, and memorable moments. We also touch on the importance of authenticity, community, and not sweating the small things to create a truly meaningful celebration - it also doesn't hurt if you a rad planner by your side!

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This week we are chatting with Stephanie Thi, a talented florist from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. We talk about her journey into floral design, the evolving industry, and her approach to sustainability. 

Connect with Stephanie Thi:

• Shop in Flower
• Instagram

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In this week's episode, Kirn Bawa (she/her) shares her journey in the restaurant industry and the evolution of her family business. 

We also chat about our experience growing up, Indian culture, and being an entrepreneur as a woman of colour. Kirn opens up about how she navigates challenges, celebrates diversity, and innovates in the culinary world.

Check out all that Kinu has to offer here and give them a follow on Instagram to learn about their next event!

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In this week's episode Amber (she/her) shares her extensive experience in the wedding industry and chats about the nuances of website design for wedding professionals. She emphasizes the importance of understanding niche needs, the role of technology, and common mistakes made by wedding pros. We also touch on also touch on inclusivity in wedding marketing, the significance of SEO, and when to consider updating a website. 

Want to learn more? Check out Amber's website and give her a follow on Instagram!

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This week we chat with Andrew (he/him) about the journey of Twist of Fate Cocktails, an all-inclusive event bartending service on Vancouver Island. We He chat about crafting cocktails from scratch, their commitment to sustainability, and adapting in unprecedented times.

We also touch on the importance of non-alcoholic options in today's event landscape and shares memorable experiences from various events.

Want to learn more about Twist of Fate and what their team can do for your day? Visit their website or give them a follow on Instagram!

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Most new wedding professionals struggle with how to stand out in a saturated industry and Linda's journey from science to celebration reveals a powerful truth: authenticity and inclusivity build trust faster than any marketing tactic.

In this inspiring episode, Linda shares her unique transition from molecular genetics lab tech to vibrant wedding planner, highlighting how her background in organization and protocol fuels her creative approach to designing meaningful events. She discusses the importance of embracing her identity as a Black woman in the industry and how redefining traditions through an LGBTQ+ lens is shaping a more inclusive future for celebrations.

Want to learn more about events that Linda has coming up? Check out her website fetesbylinda.ca or follow her on Instagram!

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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.

Want to connect with Jaclyn? Find her on Instagram or check out her website. 

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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.

Interested in working with us for your wedding or event? Contact us today for consulting and planning services. 

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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.

Listen to Jill's EP here or inquire here. 

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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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