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S1 E2: The Media's Problem With Weddings
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Why do the media rarely represent the wedding industry in the way we believe it could and should be represented? How does this impact the perception of weddings and our industry in general - and how can we change this for the better?
00:00 - 02:12: Introduction
29:40: Jessie references an article in the Telegraph. It was actually an article published to the financial times, written by Kristin Sharp of Struve Photography. You can find a copy at https://rb.gy/zohl8z (Annabel apologises to wedding photographer Angela Ward Brown for the mistaken name check!)
HOSTS
Annabel Beeforth, founder of Love My Dress®.
Find Annabel on Twitter at https://twitter.com/annabelbeeforth.
Tamryn Settle, independent celebrant at Wild & Oak.
Find Tamryn on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TheCandidApple
Jessie Westwood, founder of Studio Sorores.
Find Jessie on Twitter at https://twitter.com/JessieSorores.
WHAT ABOUT WEDDINGS
What About Weddings is a community membership for the UK and global wedding industry. We are committed to seeking better representation for our industry, on every level.
Prior to the global pandemic, the wedding industry was not fully recognised. Together, with the support of the entire industry, we campaigned and liaised with the national media, major associations, political groups and government to give the UK wedding sector a well respected voice. A strong and resilient community came together and showed what incredible results can be achieved when we listen to, learn from, and support one another.
A Brand New Membership Community
In 2022, we will be launching a brand new wedding community membership. One that the sector has never seen before. An inclusive, high value, affordable and easy to access platform for anyone who wants to build on their successes, invest in their growth, access latest information, and ensure we always have a voice on both a national and international scale.
Every month our members will get access to live online events and workshops, comprehensive information and workflow tools, latest news with political engagement, discounts and benefits, a private online forum and a chance to connect with others facing the same challenges and opportunities.
- We will ensure you are all represented.
- We will engage, listen and learn.
- We will partner with experts and associations.
- We will always ask, what about weddings?
Sign up here to be amongst the first to receive details of wedding industry membership community launch later this year. Further details also at the end of these show notes.
Connect With Us
Website - https://www.whataboutweddings.co.uk
Twitter - https://twitter.com/WAWOfficialUK
Instagram - https://instagram.com/whataboutweddings
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