Lauren & Mike sit down to chat about a new job that has popped up in the wedding industry... Wedding Day Content Creators. Are they here to stay? What exactly do they do? Will they take the industry by storm? We talk about all this and more in this weeks episode.

Lauren & Mike sit down to chat all about Vendor Etiquette. From what to wear, to how to work better with other vendors. This episode gives some insight into those vendor relationships and how to make things go smooth on a wedding day.

Lauren & Mike sit down to talk all about wedding day timelines. They break down all the details you need to know from both the vendor and the couple perspective. They give some insight on what to expect that way you aren't taken off guard on the big day.

Lauren & Mike sit down to chat all about engagement sessions and why they are so awesome. They go over everything from tips and tricks for photographers, to what couples should wear, to how to feel comfortable on them. It's a fun episode that is great for photographers and couples alike!

Lauren & Mike sit down to discuss the darker side of being entrepreneurs. In this episode they talk about the grind that comes with being a small business owner and how it can effect them on a day to day basis. Everything from how they handle things both personally and professionally are touched upon, especially in dealing with combatting the hustle culture that engulfs the wedding industry. They also touch upon dealing with the creative burnout that can plague any small business owner. They give some good tips and tricks along the way to any professional looking to better help manage their workload.

Lauren & Mike sit down to chat about some of the craziest things they have seen at a wedding. They also read and discuss some of stories from other vendors who wrote in. From stuff getting on the brides dress, to ridiculous grooms to things that just sound bat sh*t crazy. This is a great one for couples and vendors a like.

Lauren & Mike break down the topic that is on everyone's minds... AI taking over the photo world. Is it something that can help us? Is it evolving too fast? Is it destined to replace the person behind the camera? This should get interesting...