You have spent hours figuring out who your ideal client is.
The worksheets, the online courses.
“Who do I want to serve and how do I find them?” is the question haunting your dreams, am I right?
And you finally have it all figured out, right down to the clothing your dream client wears, what music they love and where they shop.
But then…you get an inquiry from someone who does not check all the boxes in your niche. What do you do?
It’s that time of year when we usually set new goals and visions for the year ahead. But with most of us having to shift our business, or sadly, even close our businesses in 2020, that could be very hard to do.
but let me show you why it is still super important to look ahead with an heart in order to align your business for the next year.
Ghosting is a newish term originally referring to the online dating world, when you would be talking with someone and out of nowhere they just stop returning your calls or texts and disappear (or "ghost" if you will)
And now this trend is being seen in businesses around the world and everywhere in turn I read posts by vendors who are getting very offended or upset by this phenomenon.
So, can we go back to old fashioned manners and politeness?
When it comes to thanking your bridal party, there are endless routes you can take. You can go the sentimental, practical, or completely out of the box. One fun avenue to think about is gifting your bridal party presents that can be used the day of the wedding. Your wedding day is the start of the rest of your life, but on flip side, it’s the end of a long commitment from your bridesmaids and groomsmen.
“I had a vision for an “outside the box” styled wedding shoot. I wanted to do something different than the usual – greenery, pretty, pastels and more. (Not that I don’t love those too!). Seeing as Halloween was just around the corner I contacted a group of local vendors about doing a dark and mysterious Halloween type wedding. The goal was to create a vision that could actually be a real wedding, so that if engaged couples were to view the styled shoot they could vision themselves having a Halloween wedding. The other goal was to keep it elegant, and not too “themey”.
At Seasons we love chatting with new brides, we encourage brides to bring us their ideas and lists of things they want to include in their special day, colours, themes, unique activities. This gives us an overall idea of what they are hoping to achieve. We ask for preferred budgets, so we can better quote aspects that will be most effective for their goals.
