The Wedding Planner's Handbook: The Book I Wish I'd Had as a New Wedding Planner
Looking for a real book on how to become a wedding planner? Here's what's inside The Wedding Planner's Handbook, who it's for, and how to get the most from it.
Wedding Industry Leadership: What I've Learned as a Coach, Speaker and Owner of The Wedding Academy
Owner and CEO of The Wedding Academy, coach, speaker and author of eight wedding industry books. Here's what leading in the wedding world has taught me, and why it needs more straight talk.
How to Start Planning Destination Weddings as a Business
Destination weddings are a specialist service. How to define your niche, handle the extra layers, price travel properly and build an offer couples trust.
How to Plan Your Wedding Business for 2027: A Coach's Framework
A six-step framework to plan your wedding business for 2027: honest review, one theme, three numbers, a seasonal map, three projects and real reviews.
How to Become a Wedding Florist: From Flower Lover to Florist Business
From flower lover to florist business: the skills, the practice habits, pricing for profit and how to set up a wedding floristry business that lasts.
Ebook or Paperback? How to Choose (and Use) the Wedding Handbooks
Fillable ebook or a paperback you can scribble in? How to choose the right format of the wedding handbooks, and how to actually use them.
From Creative to CEO: The Mindset Shift Every Wedding Business Owner Needs
Your craft built the business, but leadership decides whether it lasts. The CEO role in five parts, five practical shifts and the blocks to watch for.
How to Become a Wedding Stylist: Skills, Kit and Your First Clients
Wedding styling is part design, part production and part business. The skills, the lean starter kit and how to land your first paying clients.
Speaking to Venue Teams: Training That Turns Enquiries into Bookings
What I cover when I train wedding venue teams: first replies, site tours, talking about money and follow-up that turns enquiries into bookings.
What to Listen For in a Wedding Industry Podcast
Not every wedding industry podcast earns your drive time. Five signs of a great show, the red flags, and how to turn listening into real change.
Why I Wrote Eight Wedding Industry Books
Eight books, not one. The gap I kept bumping into, the rules I set for the series, and how to choose which wedding handbook to start with.
Saying No to the Wrong Couples: The Most Profitable Word in Weddings
The wrong couple costs more than an empty date. Here's how to define your yes, filter enquiries and say a kind, clear no that protects your wedding business.
How to Get Work as a Freelance Wedding Planner
Freelancing is one of the most practical ways into weddings. Here's how to build the skills, find the work and become the coordinator lead planners rebook.
What Producing Mardi Gras and The Burlesque Ball Taught Me About Weddings
A wedding is a live show with one performance. Five production lessons from my years at Mardi Gras and The Burlesque Ball that make wedding days run calmly.
Podcast Interview Tips for Wedding Pros: How to Be the Guest Hosts Rebook
Hosts remember the guests who made their job easy. Here's how wedding pros can prepare, perform and follow up on podcast interviews so they get invited back.
The Couple's Wedding Planning Handbook: The Book I Give Every Engaged Couple
Book eight in the Wedding Handbook series is written for couples. Here's what's inside, who it's for, and the three things I tell every newly engaged couple.
How to Raise Your Wedding Prices Without Losing Your Best Clients
Booked out, tired and undercharging? Here's the step-by-step process I use with coaching clients to raise wedding prices properly while keeping the clients who matter.
Women in Wedding Business Leadership: Owning the Room and the Numbers
The wedding industry is full of capable women running businesses. Here's how to stop shrinking the job title, own your numbers, get on stage and lead like an owner.
Virtual Workshops for Wedding Associations and Venue Groups: How to Make Them Land
Online workshops don't have to be cameras-off endurance tests. Here's how I design virtual sessions for wedding associations and venue groups that people stay for and act on.
Turn One Conversation into a Month of Wedding Marketing Content
One podcast interview can fill a month of your wedding marketing. Here's the step-by-step system I use to turn a single conversation into clips, posts, emails and a blog.