One thing I have learned about Indian Weddings is that they are a huge celebration. Scott and Anita's wedding was no different.Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27
Starting in Alabama, continuing in a Cruise for a celebration in Bahamas and ending at a lake in Orlando... Whoah! Destination Wedding Goals, indeed!

Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27

I'm very thankful for Erica Thimsen at Helping Hand Parties for connecting me with this awesome bride for an awesome interview. I truly enjoyed talking to Anita, and now that I'm planning my own destination wedding, I can truly get some tips.

Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27

Highlights:

Funny Story: in one of the cruise stops the groom was almost stranded... or so they thought!

Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27

Tip for Destination Wedding: Be flexible.

Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27

Best decision: Hiring my wedding planner, Erica.

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Advice: "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff"

Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27

Video:

 

Scott and Anita - Nassau Bahama Cruise - Versailles Gardens - CocoCay - Destination Wedding - Weekend Highlights from Bill "Fedora" Wilson on Vimeo.

Anita And Scott - Hey Bride Podcast - Episode 27

Vendors:

 

-Sheraton Hotel & Casino in Nassau, Bahamas

-Versailles Gardens at the One & Only Ocean Club in Nassau, Bahamas

-Henna Artists: The Arches in Birmingham, Alabama

-Photographer: Angela Karen Photography

-Videographer: SunDolphin Productions

-Bill & Alisa Wilson Weddings & Events | SunDolphin Productions

-Engagement Ring & Wedding Bands: Diamonds Direct

-Coordinator: Erica Thimsen at Helping Hand Parties

-Floral & Decorations: Wildflowers Events & Occasions

-Travel Agent: Laura Drainville at Cruise Brothers

-Wedding Attire: Ladlee

27: Multi-day Destination Wedding

Hey Guys! 

I have been doing the Hey Bride podcast for almost 2 years. I have always loved weddings and enjoy every single engagement/wedding story but today's is my favorite: Mine! 

My man proposed on Friday, February 12th, our 11th month anniversary. He invited me for an anniversar/valentine's dinner and wanted to show me a new place in DC (he is always showing me new parts of the city). This time, was a beautiful spot near the Dominican Embassy that has the best view: The Spanish Steps. 





When there he started talking about us, and seriously I can barely remember what he said. (The best parts I'm keeping to myself). I guess at some point he asked me to be his wife, but all I remember is him kneeled down and a bling in my face. My first reaction was to kiss him! And he said: So... is that a yes!?

 

Of course!!!!!!!! 

After, our families came out of the steps cheering. So exciting! My mom was supposed to be in Miami, my friend in NY... all there.

 

After dinner with the family, he had a surprise party at his place... even more emotions. 

 

So, my soon to be sister in law decided to join me in the podcast to talk about the first thoughts after being engaged. 

 

Did you just get engaged? I would love to know your first thoughts, the first things you did, and how the process is going.

 

26: I'm Engaged!

Today's Question: Hi Susana,
my palette color for my wedding is blush, dusty pink, champagne, and gold. I am very undecided bout two things. First, I dont know what color to decide for my wedding tablecloths. my vases will be on old gold shades and i will have white and pink flowers. what is your advise for my tablecloths. should i use blush tablecloths or champagne? I like both colors. I am just concern that if i put champagne it will be too over whelmed because i am having gold shades of gold vases on the table. what do you think? do you think that i should have the napkins the same color of the tablecloths?
Second, we want to serve brunch at our reception, but i am also undecided about the time to start my reception. we are between 11:30am and 12:40pm. do you think that if my reception starts at 12:40pm it is too late for a brunch, and i should pick the 11:30 am for my reception.
thanks for all your help and i really appreciate all your videos. they are very helpful.

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HB TV - E11 Audio - Blush, Dusty Pink, Gold & Champagne wedding colors

My Vegas bachelorette party isn’t until next year, but some of my bridesmaids are saying they can’t come. The major reason seems to be money, although they keep going out and having shopping sprees. We have been planning for over a year, which gave them plenty of time to save up, but it seems like it's not a priority for them and I am really hurt.

What should I do?
- Disappointed bride

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HB TV - E10 Audio - Bridesmaid and the bachelorette party

Do you need help for the rehearsal dinner? Here my 2cents!

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HB TV - E9 Audio - Rehearsal dinner tip

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HB TV - E8 Audio - Latin vs USA weddings

HB TV - E7 Audio - Dress shopping alone or with the gang

HB TV - E6 Audio - Mother in law-auphoni

How do you say or hint that your wedding is adult only?
Here a few tips. Enjoy!

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HB TV - E5 Audio - Adults Only Wedding

HB TV - E4 Audio - Charge guests for dinner

Hey Bride is a podcast interviewing former brides and experts in the wedding industry, so you can learn from their experience.

Hey Bride Wedding Podcast with Susana Rodriguez - Engagements / Weddings / Experts / Tips /

5 steps to simplify your wedding planning process. (1/5)

Episode 5

From Match to Marriage 



Online dating has it’s reputation (God knows I have some stories), but there’s a saying: some people are the rule, some are the exception. 

Our Episode 5 guest, Kristin, is definitely the exception. 

 

After a 12 hour date, she knew she was going to marry this guy she met online. And they were not joking: 2 weeks later the L word was said, a month after the ring was purchased and a month after that they were engaged. In only 8 months they were married. Today, 8 years later, They are stronger than ever, with two beautiful kids and planning on having a few more.  

 

Join Kristin and I on the 5th episode of Hey Bride Podcast, where she shares her experiences as a bride. And trust me, you don’t want to miss this… Kristen is Hilarious! 

Podcast Highlights
 

Funny Story

Here just a few:

1)   Father of the bride got a bloody nose during ceremony

2)   There were tornado sirens during the ceremony

3)   Unity candle started a fire

4)   Dress straps fell in toilet minutes before the ceremony

 

Stressful moment: Everyone’s opinion once they got engaged made her second-guess a lot of her decisions.  

 

Best decision: Against all wishes: a dry wedding. “I didn’t want to worry about friends and family driving back home after the ceremony or broken at the venue by drunk people and… my dance floor was PACKED the whole night. “

 

Regret: Some of her bridesmaids choices. She thinks overlooked some friends I now wishes she would have had them instead of the obvious “childhood friends”, as they were not as close as newer friends. 

 

Budget advice: Always look back to your “must have” list and prioritize. 

 

What would you do differently: Hire a videographer. I encourage anyone to get a videographer, cause on your 1 year anniversary you are going to be sobbing like a baby… (and hopefully is out of happiness, not out of how horrible the video was.) ;) 

 

Vendors: She planned an 8 month wedding, some vendors were booked so she did her wedding at a gymnasium!! And it worked out perfectly! 

 

Planners and apps:  theknot.com and various brides magazines

 

Marriage advice: “Don’t ever be too proud to go to counseling”

 

From The Bride:

“As soon as you get engaged don’t rush out and try to get the vendors tomorrow and don’t rush out and get the dress in a week. Take your time.”

 

“ As soon as you get engaged write down the things that are staples for you and the thing that you have to have so that when stressful moments come, you can refresh your memory”

 


 
  
 
 
 
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“Don’t do thing in your wedding out of obligation to friend or family because in the end is your wedding”

5: From Match to Marriage - Bride Interview

Let's get real... we all want to improve our physique, one way or another. Specially for our wedding day. That's exactly why we wanted to talk to [engaged couple] and business partners Vera and Johnny. They have a coaching business targeted for brides, grooms and anybody related to the wedding. Let's see what "FitWed" is all about. 



In this episode we spoke about:

-Diet

-Exercise (lifting weights, cardio, and more)

-Cake tasting tricks. 

-Macros

And much more. 

Vera and Jonny are wedding health & body transformation specialists who work with engaged couples (brides and groom or anybody associated with the wedding) who need to get the right advice/support/education on how to feel and look their best on wedding day, honeymoon and the rest of their lives.

 

12: FitWed - Getting fit for the wedding

Episode 6

Wedding Planner Magazine’s Editor



You got engaged? Great! Now what? – Today we speak with Editor and CEO of The Wedding Planner Magazine, Carmelina Karas.

 

We talk about stress, bridesmaids, small details that we might overlook, budget, and more.

 

The Wedding Planner Magazine, an online and quarterly print magazine in the Greater Toronto Area and rapidly expanding to the rest of Ontario, connects local vendors with local brides, helping to solve current market inefficiencies in the wedding planning process.

Podcast Highlights
 

Best advice when choosing a wedding magazine: Shop local magazines as you can see real weddings and actually use the vendors that advertise.

 

Best advice when stressing out: Remember the reason why you are getting married: the rest of your life with the man of your dreams. The rest is icing on the cake!

 

Things that brides might overlook: 1)Music: make sure to add some songs that mean something to you throughout the whole wedding not just the first dance (i.e.: teenage years, first song we danced, etc.) Also slideshows and Photobooth can add something extra special to your wedding.
 
 

Things that brides might stress about, but shouldn’t: Small details, like colors: if you can’t get the exact same swatch for everything, don’t stress about it. Mismatch is ok! – (and other small details)

 

How to stick to budget:  Keep yourself accountable with each other. Decide together when something costs over X amount of dollars.

 

Splurge regret:

“I wish I would have spend more in photographer and videographer” – The photos and videos is what’s going to stay with them forever and youget what you pay for.

Vendors
When choosing a vendor, make sure your personalities match.

She talks about photographers and the misconception about wedding planners. “A good wedding planner will tell the bride: I will save you more money than you pay me”.

 

Apps: Pinterest, eventbyme.com

 


 
  
 
 
 
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6: Wedding Planner Magazine’s Editor

Episode 4

Always a bridesmaid… Never Bride?



 

That’s NOT Emily’s case! 

 

You don’t have to wear “27 dresses” to be an “Expert bridesmaid”; but being one a few times, definitely helps when planning your own wedding. 

 

Join Emily and I on the 4th episode of Hey Bride Podcast, where she shares her experiences as a bride (and a bridesmaid a few times). 

 

Emily has a fairytale love story. Having high standards and a strong family bond, she never found somebody worthy of dating and bringing home, until she met southern gentleman Andrew. And like all good stories… the one guy she gives a chance, ends up being the love of her life.

 

But her “love for love” was never questioned, when waiting for “the one”, as she enjoyed and celebrated the love of many other friends, being their bridesmaid. Experiences that helped her become more aware of the duties/responsibilities of a friend when being part of a bridal party.

Podcast Highlights
 

Funny Story: Father of the bride’s tuxedo came with a tail! Dad found it funny but didn’t say anything until a few days before, thinking it was his daughter’s wish.  

 

Stressful moment: School, working two jobs, planning the wedding and being a bridesmaid a couple of weeks before her wedding was a very stressful combination. 

 

Best decision: Punch Cocktail Hour before the reception that worked as a greeting time. That way they enjoyed their wedding and meal without going around the tables.

 


 
 

What would you do differently: Hire a professional videographer instead of an amateur-friend.  

 

Planners and apps:  Pinterest, Bride Magazine

 

Marriage advice: “Always Speak well of your husband/wife. Be their biggest supporter/admirer” “Pick your battles” “Date your mate…keep dating your spouse”

 

From The Bride:

“I just remember the day of the wedding being so relaxed and being able to enjoy the moment and I attribute all of that to having awesome support, particularly of my bridesmaids. My personal attendants were so intuitive, -what does Emily need?-; they didn’t want anyone to direct any questions to me”

 

From the bride:

“No one is going to notice that you changed flowers from this to this to save $5 dollars per flower; feel good about the big decisions,  and don’t stress about the small details”

 

“Use your resources to find quality things at a good price.”


 
  
 
 
 
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4: Always a bridesmaid… Never Bride? - Bride Interview

5 steps to simplify your wedding planning process. (5/5)

Do you expect somebody to help pay for the wedding? Or will you be open to the conversation? - Let's chat on the 3rd episode of Hey Bride TV

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HB TV - E3 Audio - Wedding Budget Expectations

Hey Bride Wedding Podcast, Episode 15: To Hold and To Have - Wedding Bouquets that last forever
Have you researched how to preserve your bouquet after the day? It can really be annoying spending money on a beautiful bouquet that you will simply toss at the end of the day.

Anna and her husband James on their wedding day. Photo by Peter Pousard.

That's why on today's episode I spoke with Anna Coy, founder of To Hold and To Have. Anna had years of experience on the floral industry, and after helping countless brides, she wanted to make her own bouquet.  But her special day was a destination wedding, and flowers were an obstacle. That's when she decided to build her own crystal bouquet. And the rest is history! 

Anna uses stain, crystals, paper and personal keepsakes to create unique, modern bridal bouquets, boutonnieres, flower girl pomanders, corsages and any other pieces that last a lifetime. She's not limited by Mother Nature's palette, so the sky is the limit as far as colors are concerned. And you can see her design process on an article Anna wrote for Hey Bride, here.

As a former florist, she has some real good advice to choosing the rest of your flowers:


Give your florist your real Budget from the beginning, so they can work their best to give you what you want and keep it in that frame.
Local and fresh not always means best price. Sometimes imported flowers are less expensive because they are in season where they come from.
Rely on your florist’s expertise to guide you on the rirght direction into what’s going to be fresh in your wedding week. 

Email holdandhave@yahoo.com

Web: www.holdandhave.com

Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/toholdandtohave

Facebook: www.facebook.com/holdandhave

Twitter, pinterest instagram : @holdandhave 

15: Wedding Bouquets that last forever, To Hold and To Have -

Rob Adams

Episode 10

Rob Adams: converting love stories into wedding films



I took a few weeks off (something I’m not proud of), but this podcast might just make up for the absence. I had the pleasure of speaking with the talented Rob Adams from www.robadamsfilms.com and he shared a ton of great tips and ideas on hiring a professional wedding videographer/cinematographer.
Rob Adams Films, based in NJ, has been creating wedding videos/films since 1999. His job? Converting love stories into wedding films.
Rob Adams Films is also married to professional NJ Wedding photographer Vanessa Joy who I had the pleasure of interviewing as well (listen here).
Podcast Highlights
 

Is video necessary?

Video is one of the most underestimated aspects of a wedding. The stigma of old traditional-cheesy style wedding video is still on but what video has become now in terms of wedding is really moving photography. The type of production we are doing now, would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a few years ago.

 

Videographers and Photographers:

Now a days our work is more a collaborative effort. Is important to be on the same page in terms of style and creativity. i.e.: Hiring a  traditional videographer and a progressive-young photographer  – their techniques are going to be so different, that they are going to be on each other’s way and nerves. 

 

Who defines de style?

“My style and films are mine, and while they are different on every story, the videos themselves are pretty much the same format”. Hire a professional who has the style you want.  – In terms of music, I want to give my editors space for as much creativity as possible, and limiting them to an specific song might kill creativity.

Tip: Do tell when a specific part of the event is very important. i.e.: “I really want you to focus on the party”; “I want you to focus on my cousins that are visiting from Italy”, “I really don’t like this bridesmaid, so don’t focus so much on her”

You can’t afford it?

Professionals like Rob can cover the day at a discounted rate. This doesn’t include the editing, but you’ll have your day professionally filmed. Later, after those envelopes you receive at the wedding, or when you recover from the expenses, you can talk about editing.– But you can’t edit a bad-covered day.

 

Marriage advice: Communication is a key factor and just true mutual respect.

 

 

 

We also talked about First Looks, Trash The Dress sessions, Should you feed your vendors? And More! – Make sure to listen!

 

 


 
  
 
 
 
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10: Rob Adams Films - Converting love stories into wedding films

Episode 23

“From DIY bride to BusinessWoman”







 



 





Kara took their wedding in their hands…and she truly meant it. From a multi-purpose venue to hair and makeup, food and the bar, she made sure everything was beautiful – cost-effective and meaningful, which led her to her new career!

 

Join Kara and I on the 23rd episode of Hey Bride Podcast to learn about her experience as a bride and businesswoman.

Podcast Highlights
 

Funny Story

At the end of the night, many of the guests ended up swimming at the venue’s pool!

 

Stressful moment:

The week of the wedding, the person in charge of keys to the venue didn’t pick up the phone.  They finally reached him and everything was fine… as she said “We blew everything way out of proportion”… Don’t blame her! I would freak out too!

 

 

Best decision: The property they booked. A full Villa rented via BRBO.com

 

Budget advice: For DYI – A beautiful place with natural outdoors and a kitchen made a major difference. They forgo traditional catering and made a fondue-style dinner.   

 

What would you do differently: NOTHING.

 

Vendors:  Photographer, Baker

Style: Tuscan Influences with a Rustic Touch. Colors were Champagne and Pink.

 

 

 

Planners and apps:  Blogs and Pinterest

 

Wedding advice:  Always love your partner and be willing to compromise.

 

About Her Business: As bejeweled and customized as any bride could wish to very simple and rustic style.

 

http://www.karasvineyardweddingshop.com

http://www.karasvineyardwedding.com


 
  
 
 
 
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