In the final espisode of Season 1, Brittiny chats with Malissa from Savoir Event Rentals about the design elements you didn't know that you needed to create a Pinterest worthy dinner table. Malissa explains the role of her company in providing specialized tabletop items like dinnerware and glassware to create visually appealing wedding setups. The discussion delves into the ways couples can personalize their table settings by incorporating colors, unique designs, and custom pieces that reflect their style. Malissa also shares tips on mixing and matching tabletop elements to stay within budget while achieving an elegant look. The episode emphasizes the growing trend of customization in all aspects of wedding planning.

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Brittiny Gibson of the Wed Zen podcast shares her transformative journey over the past year to commemorate her birthday. She discusses the difficulties and rewards of quitting alcohol, which she felt was no longer beneficial to her life. Emphasizing the importance of healthy habits like meditation and physical activity. She also reflects on the emotional aspects of her work as a wedding planner, highlighting memorable moments and challenges. This episode encourages listeners to identify and release unhelpful habits to achieve mental and emotional well-being.

In this episode, Brittiny and "unofficial co-host" Heather, discuss the emerging trends of the wedding industry. Ideas like incorporating tattoo artists, hosting the ceremony in the ocean, to firework conclusions. These unique ideas promise unforgettable memories and incredible photo ops for your guests.

In this episode of the Wed Zen podcast, Brittiny explores the intersection of wellness and wedding planning. Featuring special guest, Elyssa Eaton, content writer for vitacost, who embodies a natural lifestyle. This episode delves into the benefits of a plant-based diet and how it provides sustained energy. Additionally, discover how to incorporate these wellness principles into planning a wedding, from choosing a vegan menu to maintaining a stress-free approach. This episode offers inspiration and practical advice for couples looking to embrace a healthier, more balanced life.

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In this episode of the Wed Zen podcast, host Brittiny Gibson explores the intricate world of custom wedding invitations with Lorena, owner of Script Me Pretty. Lorena shares the challenges and excitement of using her vintage 1920s letterpress machine, the importance of timelines, and the difference between custom invitations and mass-produced options. Listeners will gain valuable insights into planning their wedding stationery, the reasons behind specific timelines, and the benefits of a personalized approach to crafting memorable wedding invites.

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In this episode, Brittiny has an enthusiastic conversation with Rachael, owner of I Dew Events, a full service floral and rental company. Rachael gives insight on design budgets and what couples should expect to spend on their wedding design. She also informs us of the logistics and cost behind repurposing florals in the design. Her advice for couples to stay zen: trust your planner!

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DJ Malike, the king of the vibe, shares his insights on staying chill while building an empire with Curate Entertainment. He emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and finding balance between passion and the need for self-care. Malike opens up about his journey with therapy and the positive impact of meditation and mindfulness on his life. He encourages couples to define their wins during wedding planning and focus on what they can control. Malike shares his perspective on the band vs. hybrid debate, highlighting the advantages of a hybrid DJ experience.

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In this podcast episode, Brittiny Gibson sits down with Maddie Miller, the owner of The Cove Salon Suites, a transformative space that offers holistic and plant-based facials, infrared saunas, hair treatments, and nail services. They discuss the benefits of infrared saunas and their role in wellness. They highlight the differences between traditional saunas and infrared saunas, emphasizing the full spectrum of infrared wavelengths used in their saunas. The conversation explores the various benefits of infrared saunas, including stress relief, weight loss, muscle recovery, and detoxification. They also discuss how couples can incorporate infrared saunas into their wellness routine during the wedding planning process, providing a moment of relaxation and stress relief.

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In this engaging podcast episode, your host, Brittiny is interviewed by returning guest, Heather, owner of Pure Bridal. She shares the story of her personal life and how she got started in the wedding planning industry. From her college days to meeting her now-husband Bill, she reveals the journey that led her to pursue her passion for weddings. With candid anecdotes and moments of laughter, Brittiny and Heather discuss various aspects of wedding planning, including the importance of hiring a planner and the different packages she offers to brides. They also chat about their favorite parts of weddings and the emotional moments that make these events truly special. Whether you're a bride-to-be or simply interested in the world of wedding planning, this episode offers a unique glimpse into the life and career of a dedicated wedding planner.

In this episode of the Wed Zen podcast, wedding planner Cece shares her extensive knowledge on wedding day timelines and logistics. She discusses the importance of a well-planned timeline in ensuring a smooth event and guiding guests, vendors, and the bridal party. Cece also emphasizes the need for clear communication during breaks and transitions, as guests often feel lost without proper guidance. She suggests creating a detailed timeline around 45 to 30 days before the wedding and finalizing it about two to three weeks prior. Additionally, she offers valuable advice on staying stress-free during wedding planning, including hiring an event manager/coordinator.

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