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3 days ago |
specialevents.com | Meghan Ely
Close the gap between client expectations and realitySocial media is arguably one of the best ways to grow your business, establish your brand, and connect with potential clients—you virtually (pun intended!) can’t go without it to run a successful event company. However, social media can also, in turn, work against event pros in the sense that it can spread misinformation and shape unrealistic expectations in the eyes of your target audience.
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1 week ago |
catersource.com | Meghan Ely
The wedding and event industry is notoriously sink or swim—long event days, back-to-back booked weekends, high stakes, and that’s only scratching the surface. The wheels turning behind the scenes are just as important as the client experience, so having a team on your side that knows how to pull it all together without missing a beat is crucial to your business’s success. Spoiler alert: it all boils down to the hiring process.
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2 weeks ago |
bridalguide.com | Meghan Ely
Getting engaged is an incredibly exciting time, and in taking your relationship to the next level, you (understandably) want nothing but positivity as you plan your celebration. But with wedding planning often comes unsolicited advice and negative opinions, and sometimes from those you wouldn't expect. Here, experts share how to navigate. Photo: DeLine Photography"The truth is, whenever we are doing something exciting or something that is important to us, there are going to be voices of negativity.
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4 weeks ago |
bridalguide.com | Meghan Ely
Photo: Colton Simmons PhotographyWhen it comes to planning your wedding, you may be wondering what's "in," what's "out," and what's coming back around. We rounded up some industry experts to share their favorite throwback trends that they'd like to see make a comeback. "I believe that documentary wedding photography should make a comeback. We can see a lot of couples creating moments in order to achieve specific-looking photos, turning their wedding day into a styled shoot.
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1 month ago |
specialevents.com | Meghan Ely |Amanda Nicklaus
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or still finding your groove in the industry, good vendor relationships can change the game. In the wedding and events industry, working well with other vendors isn’t just a bonus—it’s a must. A special event brings together a whole crew of pros, from florists and photographers to coordinators and DJs, all hustling to make the host’s vision come to life. And when things aren’t clicking? Everyone feels the pressure. Smooth teamwork can make or break an event.
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