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Episode 9: Jax Vizcaino - Progressing Your Career

Hosts Cristy Fernandez and Isabelle Kline meet with Jax Vizcaino, founder and lead planner of Tinted Events, a wedding and event planning firm in Atlanta, Georgia. Jax, an author, educator, and president of a national wedding association, provides insights into the progression of her career, advice on building connections in the industry, and guidance on standing out from the crowd.

Episode 8: Andrea Eppolito - Entering the Luxury Market

This week, Cristy and Isabelle are joined by Andrea Eppolito for a refreshing and honest conversation. In this episode, Andrea discusses her journey into the wedding planning industry, her breakthrough into the luxury market, and where her career will take her next.

Episode 7: Isabelle & Cristy - Wedding Business Growth: Lessons Learned and Income Diversification

In this episode, hosts Isabelle and Cristy pull back the curtain on the financial reality wedding vendors face, and highlight the behind-the-scenes labor, tailored curation, years of expertise, and emotional and physical management that go into a successful event. They discuss income diversification and how to plan for uncertain times, rising prices, and uncontrollable events.

Episode 6: Isabelle & Cristy - Wedding Industry Pricing: Responding to a Viral Reddit Post

Hosts Cristy Fernandez and Isabelle Kline respond to a viral Reddit Post regarding Big Budget Brides (BBB) and discuss the prices seen in the wedding industry. They discuss the rationale behind pricing in the event planning industry. From client priorities to the industry’s lack of regulation, the episode offers an insightful and reflective discussion that sheds light on how the business really works.

Episode 5: Steve Moore - Aligning Priorities

Hosts Cristy Fernandez and Isabelle Kline speak with guest Steve Moore, founder of Sinclair and Moore, discussing balancing work and family in the wedding and event planning industry. Steve shares insights into maintaining boundaries, understanding priorities, and the importance of taking calculated risks for personal and business growth. Also discussed are Steve's sabbatical, inspirations for his creative work, and his approach to collaboration with vendors. Finally, they touch on the significance of relaxing and trusting the journey in both personal and professional life.