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How to use AI tools for your Wedding Business

Recently we have all become aware of AI tools to help create anything from writing sales pages, blogs and generating images.

Why Wedding Planners shouldn’t be asking Suppliers for discounted rates.

We all understand the desire for clients to save money on their wedding day but it isn't your job to be constantly approaching suppliers...

Are you being told you are too Expensive?

The wedding industry gets its fair share of bad press. We see stupid statements such as the prices are inflated as soon as they know it...

Is Overthinking holding you back?

Recently I was having a chat with someone who has set up her wedding planning business. As a wedding and creative business mentor, I see...

Taking your Creative Business to the next level

Running a small creative business can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience, but it can also be overwhelming at times. If you're...

How to Write your About Bio

An about bio is an essential part of every small business that helps visitors understand who you are, what you do, and why you do it. Yet...

The Elephant in the Room

Recently I had a one to one with one of my favourite clients who has rocked her socks off but now created a business that is leaving her...

Pinterest Trends 2023

If you are planning to use Pinterest to market your wedding or creative business here is something you should know. Pinterest want you to...

5 Top Pinterest Mistakes Wedding Businesses Make

Today I have been doing a little research (stalking!) taking a look at many of the wedding businesses I know or are in my little corner...

Stuck on Instagram? Want to Learn Pinterest and Blogging?

When I started my businesses it was pre Social Media. What did that look like? It meant I built a website and started a blog. I was...

How to Create Extra Income for your Wedding Business

Having a one dimensional business these days has been proven to be risky. Based purely on providing a service we have seen the...

Talk to your Customers, Not at them

The one thing I often see where businesses go wrong is they aren't in their ideal customers head, they are in their own business head....