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On today’s episode, Danielle and Sara talk to the very talented wedding planner Courtney Smith. Courtney has owned and operated All Things Prim & Proper Events with her husband, Cory, since 2015. They are a turn-key wedding planning business that plans, decorates, coordinates rentals, and takes care of everything you need so that you can enjoy your big day to the fullest. Courtney uses her creativity and eye for detail to design one-of-a-kind events for her clients, and is passionate about making sure each wedding is a unique reflection of the couple.
Courtney shares some of her best tips and tricks for both brides and vendors, and explains why hiring a professional wedding planner is so important. She talks about the pros and cons of a backyard wedding, using Pinterest to inspire ideas rather than trying to replicate the pictures exactly, and why you should never sacrifice your vision to accommodate a large guest list. Courtney describes her dream wedding to plan, and reminds listeners to give their guests an experience to remember by including fun features like live music, bouncy castles, and food trucks. Courtney’s husband, Cory, joins the show to help tell their wedding planning horror story, and they talk to Danielle and Sara about their experiences being ghosted by both clients and vendors. Today’s conversation highlights the importance of having open communication with your vendors, and using a professional to help enhance your wedding vision in ways you never thought possible, all while getting to enjoy your special day completely stress-free.
You can learn more about Courtney, Cory, and All Things Prim & Proper by visiting www.PrimAndProperEvents.com. And make sure to follow Not Your Pinterest Wedding Podcast on Instagram, where you can ask questions, share stories, and suggest topics for future episodes. You can also check out Danielle’s Floral Design company at RuffledWillow.com, as well as Sara’s gorgeous barn wedding locale at BurdocFarms.com. Thanks for listening!
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By Danielle Renshaw & Sara Shepherd5
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On today’s episode, Danielle and Sara talk to the very talented wedding planner Courtney Smith. Courtney has owned and operated All Things Prim & Proper Events with her husband, Cory, since 2015. They are a turn-key wedding planning business that plans, decorates, coordinates rentals, and takes care of everything you need so that you can enjoy your big day to the fullest. Courtney uses her creativity and eye for detail to design one-of-a-kind events for her clients, and is passionate about making sure each wedding is a unique reflection of the couple.
Courtney shares some of her best tips and tricks for both brides and vendors, and explains why hiring a professional wedding planner is so important. She talks about the pros and cons of a backyard wedding, using Pinterest to inspire ideas rather than trying to replicate the pictures exactly, and why you should never sacrifice your vision to accommodate a large guest list. Courtney describes her dream wedding to plan, and reminds listeners to give their guests an experience to remember by including fun features like live music, bouncy castles, and food trucks. Courtney’s husband, Cory, joins the show to help tell their wedding planning horror story, and they talk to Danielle and Sara about their experiences being ghosted by both clients and vendors. Today’s conversation highlights the importance of having open communication with your vendors, and using a professional to help enhance your wedding vision in ways you never thought possible, all while getting to enjoy your special day completely stress-free.
You can learn more about Courtney, Cory, and All Things Prim & Proper by visiting www.PrimAndProperEvents.com. And make sure to follow Not Your Pinterest Wedding Podcast on Instagram, where you can ask questions, share stories, and suggest topics for future episodes. You can also check out Danielle’s Floral Design company at RuffledWillow.com, as well as Sara’s gorgeous barn wedding locale at BurdocFarms.com. Thanks for listening!
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