Shannon takes us behind the scenes of one of the country's largest conferences for wedding pros.

An ordained minister in the Washington D.C. area, Jeff, talks about what it's like performing 200 (!) wedding ceremonies per year and why each one of them is still special to him.  A real inspiration to any of us in the wedding business, Jeff is exactly where he is supposed to be.

McLain Harver, co-founder of Pixster Photo Booths, discusses how he turned one photo booth in his garage into a large, multi-city operation in just a few years.

Kathryn Hamm, publisher of GayWeddings and Education Expert for WeddingWire, discusses the public's evolving opinions on requiring wedding vendors to serve same-sex couples.

Jared and Danielle, a husband-wife videography team, talk about working together, running a business, raising a family, and still hanging on to the creative spark that got them started in the first place.

Last year alone, Alan Berg presented over 120 times at over 60 conferences and trainings in over 10 countries, all to wedding pros on marketing and selling their services.  So yeah, he's kind of a big deal.

Dennis discusses being President of his local ADJA and how being inclusive, rather than competitive, benefits everyone.

Hillary lets us know what it's like managing all of our accounts for the Knot.

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean and the La Jolla Cove, Bobby talks with us about why he loves being La V's catering and events manager.

Bobby enjoys Diet Cokes and long walks on the beach.

She discusses how she incorporates her work as a stylist into being an events coordinator, and then she lets the rest of us event pros know what we're doing wrong... and a few things we're doing right.