Podcasts about Elopement

Do you love photographing your elopement couples, but feel super uncomfortable when talking about pricing with your potential clients? Maybe you worry if couples will actually pay your rates, or if wanting more money makes you greedy. These mindset blocks are common among elopement photographers, but it's time to shift them!   In this episode, we talk about some of the biggest money myths that hold elopement photographers back and why they aren't true. Plus, we dive into how charging more actually helps you serve your couples better, and share some simple mindset shifts and affirmations that will help you start feeling confident about your pricing.   If you're ready to stop undervaluing yourself and start charging what you're truly worth, tune in now!   Resources mentioned in this episode: You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero   Connect with Megan:

Join me for an insightful conversation with Gill Hornby, author of Miss Austen, a captivating novel that reimagines the life of Cassandra Austen — Jane Austen's beloved sister. We delve into Cassandra's pivotal role in Jane's life and legacy, the inspiration behind the book, and the journey of adapting it into the widely popular BBC mini-series.Gill shares her thoughts on bringing Cassandra's untold story to life, balancing fact with fiction, and what viewers can expect from her upcoming novel The Elopement out 22nd May. Gills books are available in local bookshops and Waterstones. KindleAudiobookMiss Austen is now available in the UK on BBC iplayer and will be out in the US in May.@gill.hornby@whattheausten

02Are you feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to post on social media just to book elopement clients? What if there was a better way? One that didn't require being online 24/7?   My guest today, Sheryl Acuna, a California-based elopement photographer, opens up about how she used the skills she learned inside the Elopement Photographer Mastermind to leave her 8-year Navy career and build a thriving elopement photography business, without relying on social media for inquiries. Instead, she mastered SEO, Google Ads, and strategic marketing, which changed her life and her business.   If you're looking for a real, sustainable way to grow your elopement photography business without constantly posting online, this episode is for you! Hit play now!   Connect with Sheryl: Website: sherylannephoto.com IG: @‌sherylannephoto   Connect with Megan:

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In elopement photography, the location is so much more than a backdrop—it's the setting for a couple's most intimate and memorable day. Finding the right spot is about creating an experience that feels as magical as it looks. Here's how to approach location scouting with purpose, creativity, and care. Check out the full show notes What Kelsey wants you to know Remember, the key isn't to work more but to work smarter. Embrace the power of rest, and watch your creativity and productivity soar. Instagram Create your version of Kelsey´s Power Schedule Want more? Ingvild Kolnes is the host of the Sustainable Photography Podcast, an educator for photographers, and is ready to help you with your photography business.  Check out mentoring offers Follow me on Instagram Join the Facebook group

 In this episode, I sit down with Wendy Newcomb-Walker, a photographer who started her business in 2023 and has seen incredible growth in a short amount of time. Wendy shares her journey into photography, from always having a love for it but not being able to afford a camera, to picking it up more seriously and quickly turning it into a thriving business. We discuss Wendy's initial skepticism about coaching and how she ultimately decided to work with me one-on-one. She talks about the value of the personalized support and the specific goals and assignments we worked on together. Wendy then shares her experience transitioning into my Fully Booked Blueprint program, highlighting the unique benefits of the group coaching, community, and on-demand lessons. She explains how this complemented the one-on-one work we had done.Finally, Wendy walks us through some of her biggest wins and highlights over the past year, including booking over 15 elopements, starting a senior rep team, and even having a $12,000 month that allowed her to leave her full-time job. This is an inspiring conversation full of practical tips and encouragement for any photographer looking to grow their business.Timeline:[0:00 - 6:00] Wendy introduces herself and shares her journey into photography[6:00 - 12:00] Wendy discusses her initial skepticism about coaching and the value of the one-on-one work[12:00 - 18:00] Wendy talks about her experience transitioning into the Fully Booked Blueprint program[18:00 - 26:00] Wendy shares her biggest wins and highlights over the past year Join the NEW Fully Booked Blueprint program! Your roadmap to a profitable, fully booked photography business. A course + coaching with Brooke Jefferson. Join the Blueprint!

Did you know that over 1,000 National Park employees have been laid off, including rangers, maintenance workers, educators, and even first responders? If this is something that is alarming to you, we can promise you you're not alone in feeling this way. With fewer staff, we will be looking at longer wait times, closed facilities, safety concerns, and possibly even lands being sold off for commercial use.   In this episode, we cover what these layoffs really mean for the future of our National Parks, how this could impact elopement photographers, and what we can do to protect these precious parks that have been around for hundreds of years.   Our parks were meant to be protected forever, and while the future of them is uncertain, we can take action. Press play now to stay informed and to learn what you can do right now.   Resources mentioned in this episode: 5 Calls Website Get 5 Calls in the Apple Store  Get 5 Calls from Google Play   Connect with Megan:

MAJOR LIFE UPDATE!! Faith eloped and is now a married woman! In this episode, we unpack her elopement and what married life has been like so far.Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wL07k29OTI8Follow us on insta: https://www.instagram.com/typeablackgirls/?hl=enJoin our groupme: https://tr.ee/Sozigeoc6cSubscribe to our patreon: https://patreon.com/TypeABlackGirls?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkSubmit any and all questions/dilemmas here and we will answer them live in our upcoming episodes: https://tr.ee/XawIQ2yDngListen to us on Spotify: https://tr.ee/U8A7JWHbSgListen to us on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/type-a-black-girls-podcast/id1609685454If you're still reading, comment your dream honeymoon destination.

Hi friends!! This week we have plenty of yaps: all things the Beast Games, the new Love Is Blind season, Carter and I planning our elopement, going to California, our stupid apartment complex and so much more!!

What separates struggling elopement photographers from those hitting 6 figures with dream clients? It's not luck, talent, or even experience—it's strategy, mindset, and a few key habits. In this episode, we break down the 5 essential traits of highly successful elopement photographers so you can start implementing them right now and see massive results!   We talk about why picking one location and being an expert on that can help you make the vast majority of your money, how to create a website that acts like a 24/7 salesperson--even without a huge budget, and shifting your mindset to price for profit.   Press play now to transform your elopement photography business today!   Grab the Elopement Planning Questionnaire   Connect with Megan:

Have you ever gotten an inquiry from a dream elopement couple, sent the perfect response, just to hear…well, crickets? If so, we promise you're not alone! Ghosting happens to everyone, and we mean everyone - newbies, pros, and even photographers who charge $10k.   In this episode, we're diving into why ghosting happens, and what you can do about it. We talk about the 4 types of eloping couples, why ghosting isn't a reflection of you, and a follow-up strategy that can boost your booking rate.   If you're ready to stop taking getting ghosted personally, then tune in now!   Cheap & Easy Google Ads - Watch my free 1-hr workshop and completely change your business by running Google Ads!   Connect with Megan:

Do you ever find yourself doom-scrolling on social media wondering, “Why am I even bothering?” Seeing the work of other elopement photographers can easily make you second-guess your own work. But here's the truth - comparison is a distraction that's actually holding you back from being successful and building a business that feels authentic to you.   In this episode, we dive into why constantly comparing yourself to other elopement photographers can lead to burnout, self-doubt, and lack of creativity. We also talk about how to shift your focus from what others are doing to what makes your style and approach unique, and tips on how to break free from the comparison trap and become more confident in your work.   To build a successful elopement photography business, you have to stop comparing and start focusing on your unique path. Hit play now to break free from the comparison trap and create a business that truly feels like yours!   Connect with Megan:

Are you starting to get burnt out from shooting weddings every weekend? What if you could ditch the stress of long wedding days, get your weekends back, and have deeper connections with your couples?   In this episode, are diving into how to make the leap from weddings to elopements, and why it could ultimately be the best decision for your business and life. We share the freedom elopements can give you, the mindset shifts you need to make to confidently transition to being an elopement photographer, and the best ways to market yourself to potential elopement couples.   Ready to build an elopement photography business that fuels your passion and gives you more freedom, hit play now to get started!   Connect with Megan:

It's hard to believe we've reached 100 episodes of our podcast! For the past two years, every single Thursday, we've been sharing insights to help better your business and your life. We couldn't have done it without you—our amazing listeners. Your support each week has made this journey possible, and we're so grateful for you!   So, to thank you, we have decided to share 33 quick, actionable tips that can transform your elopement photography business. We cover mindset, marketing, gear, client experience, and planning so you can work smarter, not harder.   We've been in your shoes and know the challenges of running an elopement photography business, and we want to help make it easier for you.   Ready to make running your business easier? Hit play now and celebrate this milestone with us!   Resources mentioned in this episode: Get 20% off Dubsado, my favorite CRM for managing your contracts, workflows, and invoices (affiliate link)   Connect with Megan:

Do you ever scroll through another elopement photographer's work and think to yourself, “I could never be that good,” or doubt your skills despite how good you actually are? If so, I promise you aren't alone! Imposter syndrome is a common struggle among elopement photographers, but the good news is, it can also have huge potential for growth.   In this episode, we share strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome, why imposter syndrome can be a good thing, and how to stop comparing yourself to others and start building confidence in your own unique style.   Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned elopement photographer, tune in to learn how to reframe self-doubt and transform it into your greatest superpower.   Connect with Megan:

If there's one skill that all entrepreneurs could improve on that would have a powerful impact on their businesses, it's listening. Jenny Mac is the CEO and Founder of Elopement is Fun, and she joins us to talk about the power of listening.Jenny shares key insights into how you can become a better listener and leverage that skill for your business. This episode is packed with tangible tips and hilarious stories from Jenny's entrepreneurial journey, so we know you're going to love it. The Independent Business podcast is powered by HoneyBook, the all-in-one platform for anyone with clients. Book clients, manage projects, get paid faster, and have business flow your way with HoneyBook. Use the code PODCAST to get 20% off your first year as a new member.Resources mentioned Buddhist concept of beginner's mindThe 5Y TechniqueConnect with the guestWebsite: https://elopingisfun.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elopingisfunTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elopingisfunConnect with the hostWebsite: podcast.honeybook.comIG: instagram.com/honeybookIG: instagram.com/akuakonadu_ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you found yourself wondering how to guide your couples through the legal side of their elopement? As photographers, we're often asked to do more than just take pictures. We're also asked to help our couples with the ins and outs of making a marriage official.   In this episode, we are breaking it all down for you. From understanding the rules in each state to creative options like self-solemnization and including pets in the process (yes, even having your dog as a witness!), you'll learn how to help your couples navigate the legalities of eloping with confidence.   Press play now to learn how to help guide your couples to making their elopements official!   Resources mentioned in this episode: Michael "Mikey" Foley, our favorite Utah officiant Universal Life Church Inkless Handprint/pawprint Kit   Connect with Megan:

In this heartfelt episode, Rashidah sits down with Nadia Marshall Mikel, a remarkable wife, mother, and advocate from Maywood, Illinois. Nadia shares her powerful journey with autism, which began in 2021 when her son, Josiah, was diagnosed at the age of 2. She opens up about the emotions, challenges, and moments of self-discovery that have shaped her mission. From grappling with denial and learning to embrace her son's extraordinary abilities to the life-changing moment when Josiah eloped, Nadia's story is one of resilience, growth, and love. With a degree in communications from Governor's State University, she's now using her skills to educate and empower others about early intervention and autism awareness. This year, Nadia is embarking on a new venture, launching the Purple and Blue Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to providing health resources to families navigating autism spectrum disorder. Connect with Nadia: Learn more about the Purple and Blue Foundation (coming soon). Follow her journey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nadiammikell/ Be sure to subscribe to Autism for Badass Moms on your favorite podcast platform to stay updated on inspiring stories, expert advice, and a community of support for autism parents. Follow Us: Instagram: @theabmpodcast Website: https://www.autismforbadassmoms.com

Are you exhausted of working just to scrape by, drowning in a cycle of debt, and settling for bookings you don't really want? Then it's time to shift gears. In this episode, we dive into the importance of having a vision for your life, business, and finances and how it can help transform your mindset and get you to break free from survival mode for good.   We go over strategies to refine your business plan and create a roadmap for growth, how to identify your ideal lifestyle and align it with your values, and tips to set and achieve financial goals that support your vision. We even share our personal visions for 2025.   Press play to start off 2025 with good vibes, good energy, and the best, most epic vision for your life!   Connect with Megan:

Looking back at 2024, what worked well in your elopement photography business? What challenges held you back? In this episode, we are reflecting on the highs and lows of the past year. We share some common themes around the wins photographers saw, like booking ideal clients, reaching six figures, raising prices, and prioritizing rest. Additionally, we look at some common struggles, including b burnout, poor boundaries, and money management.   Stay tuned for some strategies on how to overcome these challenges, along with practical tips for planning 2025 to avoid overexerting yourself so you can create a more fulfilling business.   Grab a notebook and pen, and let's dive into 2024's lessons to set the stage for an even more successful 2025!   Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Episode 81 - What to Outsource in Your Elopement Photography Business     Connect with Megan:

What transforms elopement photography into a true work of art? In this episode, I'm talking with Colorado-based elopement photographer, Carissa Marsh to explore the art of editing and portfolio building. During our conversation, Carissa shares tips on refining your editing skills and crafting a portfolio that sets you apart in a competitive market.   From balancing color tones to creating galleries that evoke emotion and highlight her unique style, she shares techniques that have elevated her work. Plus, she dives into strategies for booking all-day elopements so you can tell a complete and compelling story.   Listen now to learn how to refine your editing, curate an emotional portfolio, and transform your work into something unforgettable.   Connect with Melissa: Website: https://carissamarie.photo/ Instagram: @‌carissamariephotography   Connect with Megan:

Does booking your first $5K elopement feel impossible? Well, what if I told you it's totally doable? In fact, the photographers I work with have been doing it even faster than I was able to do it on my own! Today, Todd and I are revealing the 5 steps - align, attract, convert, funnel, and plan - to successfully book your first $5K elopement.   You will learn how to know your worth and target the right clients, get a clear roadmap to optimize your website and implement effective marketing strategies, and hear proven tips to create an incredible elopement experience that clients will rave about.   Plus, we provide an exclusive look into The Elopement Photography Mastermind, which is now accepting applications! This program is designed to elevate your business with coaching, resources, and community support.   Hit play now to start booking those $5K elopements you've been dreaming about!   Connect with Megan:

Is your website helping you book more couples, or is it turning them away without you even realizing it?   In this episode, we reveal the top seven mistakes we see on elopement photography websites that could be costing you clients. Whether it's targeting too many people, not having clear messaging, or lack of social proof, these missteps are easier (and cheaper) to fix than you might think. And if you correct them now, it could be the key to booking out your 2025 season.   So, if you're ready to book some $5k elopements and make 2025 the best year yet, hit play now!   Connect with Megan:

In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Devin and Shay chat about:Portfolio Audits with Purpose: How auditing and curating your portfolio can help you showcase the work you want to book.Ranking on Google: Shayna's strategy for optimizing portfolio content to rank for specific locations.Showcasing Travel Skills: How demonstrating your ability to travel and handle multi-day events attracts clients who value these experiences.Building Authentic Connections: Why showing your personality online creates stronger, more personalized inquiries.The ELOPE Framework: A step-by-step guide to booking your dream destination weddings and elopements.GET THE ELOPE FRAMEWORKSHOWNOTES: https://www.heythriver.com/blog/how-were-booking-more-destination-weddings-and-you-can-too Hey, Thriver! Shayna Lloyd and Devin Larson share their insider tips for building a successful destination wedding and elopement photography business. From curating a purposeful portfolio to showcasing your personality online, this episode is packed with actionable strategies to help you attract dream clients. Shayna and Devin dive into their personal experiences, challenges, and successes, highlighting how they've used their ELOPE framework to grow their businesses and book high-value destination weddings. Ready to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

Are you feeling overwhelmed and underpaid in your elopement photography business? This time of year, many photographers face a growing backlog of editing, packed schedules, and empty bank accounts, something I call the “busy but broke” season. In this episode, we're diving into how to break free from this cycle, not just now, but year-round.   If you're ready to take control of your elopement photography business, streamline your workflow, and make 2025 the most profitable year yet, then tune in today! ‌   Connect with Megan:

In this episode of Teach Task Box Inspire, Lisa dives into a familiar challenge in special education classrooms: escape behaviors. These are behaviors that students may use to avoid tasks or instructions, and Lisa highlights how important it is to collect ABC data to uncover the reasons behind them. She shares five practical strategies to help manage and reduce these behaviors, like teaching students to ask for breaks, using visual schedules, giving students choices, prepping transitions with timers, and using differential reinforcement. These tips aim to support students and foster a more positive learning space.Resources Mentioned:Free training: 3 Simple and Powerful Ways to Cultivate Independence in Your Special Education Classroom Show Notes: https://chalkboardsuperhero.com/episode56

Think your location has nothing to offer for adventurous elopements? Think again! I'm joined by Jessica Kent, a Florida-based elopement photographer who has proven that even unexpected places can be dream elopement destinations. During our conversation, Jessica shares the diverse elopement possibilities in Florida, and how she educates couples on thinking beyond the typical beach wedding.   We also discuss her experience booking elopements in Washington, strategies to set yourself apart from other photographers, and how she has transformed into a successful high-ticket elopement photographer.   Tune in now to discover how to uncover unique elopement opportunities right in your own city!   In this episode, we chat about: Booking all-day elopements in Florida and what they look like How Jessica educated couples about eloping in Florida Ways Jessica has used blogging and TikTok to build her business in Florida What she did to target Washington Ways to set yourself apart from others to get bookings Jessica's biggest transformation as a photographer Charging what you're worth What's Jessica's life and business look like   Connect with Jessica: Instagram: @‌wildtidesphotography Website: wildtidesphotography.com TikTok: @‌wildtidesphotography   Connect with Megan:

Young love burns bright and impulsively as an heiress runs off to marry her prince, only to regret it days later.August 1933, Janet Snowden finally meets her very own Prince Caravita and rushes into marriage. When days later she has a sudden change of heart, their story is all over the press, and her life gets into danger.Other people and subjects include: Barbara Hutton, Prince Alexis Mdivani, Louise Van Alen, Doris Duke, Marjorie Merriweather Post Hutton, Evalyn Walsh McLean, Huntington Hartford, Frank Shields, Prince Girolamo “Jerome” Rospigliosi, Marian Snowden, Mrs. Marian Adair Snowden Davidson – Mrs. Walter Davidson, Commander Walter Davidson, Janet Snowden, Prince Don Francesco di Sirignano Caravita of Naples, Prince John de Braganza of Portugal , Princess Anita Stewart de Braganza (Miguel de Braganza), Alva Vanderbilt, Consuelo Vanderbilt, Duke of Marlborough, William Vanderbilt, Oliver Belmont, Jennie Jerome, Winston Churchill, Boniface “Boni” de Castellane, Anna Gould, Marquis of Talleyrand-Perigord – Duke of Sagan, Friederick Nietzsche, Zarathustra, Mrs. Edith Crockett, Supreme Justice George Taylor, Jr., Hugh Herbert, Tallulah Bankhead, Robert Montgomery, Will Rogers, Al Jolson, 1927 The Jazz Singer, blackface, American dollar princess, Great Depression, Prohibition, the Gilded Age, dispossessed royalty, elopement, minor, annulment, romantic friendship, kidnapping threat, ocean liner Rex, Manhattan, Newport, Rhode Island, Westchester, Florence, Italy, Savoy Plaza Hotel, Allerton House for Women, champagne party, speakeasy, history from female perspective, seeking male side of story, euphemisms, virginal, unconsummated, impotency, gay or bearded marriage, bride, starlet, star, alienation of affection, rebound relationship, heartbreak, scandal, modern dating dilemmas, return to dating, dating on the rebound, Jennifer Lopez, Pamela Anderson, Britney Spears, Anna Bey…--Extra Notes / Call to Action:Anna Bey Official YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@AnnaBeyOfficialI Chased Society's Idea of “Success” & Lost Who I Amhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OacGU5ofwloShare, like, subscribe--Archival Music provided by Past Perfect Vintage Music, www.pastperfect.com.Opening Music: My Heart Belongs to Daddy by Billy Cotton, Album The Great British Dance BandsSection 1 Music: Sweet Sixteen And Never Been Kissed by Blue Mountaineers, Albums The Great Dance Bands & Play Hits of the 30sSection 2 Music: Let's Do It by Arthur Rosebery & His Kit-Cat Dance Band, Album Fascinating Rhythm – Great Hits of the 20sSection 3 Music: Ain't She Sweet by Piccadilly Revels Band, Album Charleston – Great Stars Of the 20sEnd Music: My Heart Belongs to Daddy by Billy Cotton, Album The Great British Dance Bands--https://asthemoneyburns.com/X / TW / IG – @asthemoneyburnsX / Twitter – https://twitter.com/asthemoneyburnsInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/asthemoneyburns/Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/asthemoneyburns/

What should you do if your couples postpone or cancel their elopement? This is a concern that many elopement photographers face. We share our personal experiences, as well as some common reasons for cancellations, such as family emergencies, financial issues, and breakups.   We also emphasize the importance of having conversations upfront with clients about non-refundable retainers and setting clear expectations. Throughout the episode, we offer advice on how to navigate the emotional impacts of cancellations so you can maintain a professional relationship and how to hold onto your boundaries while still having empathy.   If you're ready to handle postponements gracefully, press play now and get the guidance you need!   In this episode, we chat about: Why people tend to postpone or cancel their elopements The importance of having your couples fully understand expectations upfront Holding onto your boundaries while still having empathy How to formally cancel an elopement   Connect with Megan:

Have you ever wondered what it's like to capture intimate moments in breathtaking destinations around the world? In this episode, I sit down with Nicole Daacke, a destination elopement photographer, as she takes us through her journey from nature photography to a career photographing elopements in various destinations. Nicole shares pivotal moments in her path, like attending a life-changing workshop in Iceland, and reveals how she decided to make elopement photography her full-time focus.   She opens up about the challenges and rewards of shooting in different locations and how she balances work and personal travel. She also provides insights for aspiring photographers when it comes to building their portfolios and managing the logistics for destination shoots.   If you're passionate about travel, photography, or both, don't miss this episode with Nicole!   In this episode, we chat about: How Nicole got into elopement photography And experience in Iceland that shaped her career path Some of Nicole's favorite locations to shoot at Tips on managing work/life balance and travel Avoiding burnout from traveling The importance of knowing the locations you're shooting at well   Connect with Nicole: Instagram: @‌nicoledaacke Website: nicoledaackephotography.com   Connect with Megan:

Have you ever imagined ditching the rules and the guest list and simply escaping to a hidden gem to exchange your vows, just the two of you?Jenny Mac, founder of Eloping Is Fun, curates extraordinary once-in-a-lifetime adventures in New York City for couples from all over the world. But she's not interested in following tradition or making the experience like a mini wedding day, she challenges the norm and empowers people to have the best day of their lives. Jenny will teach you about: the cultural shift away from traditional weddings, the kind of freedom that eloping gives engaged couples, and the joy of creating memorable individual experiences (like an elopement in a vegan doughnut shop). Jenny also shares some of her favourite secret locations in New York City for couples to tie the knot and has some great ideas for how to make your day cool and super fun. Resources Mentioned:Eloping Is Fun: https://elopingisfun.comInstagram Eloping is Fun: https://www.instagram.com/elopingisfun/NYC Community Garden Weddings: https://elopingisfun.com/how-to-get-married-in-a-community-garden-in-nyc/The Artist Loft: https://elopingisfun.com/welcome-to-the-artist-loft/Send Unbridely a 90-second audio message on Speakpipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/unbridelypodcast*The Unbridely Podcast is sponsored by its listeners. When you purchase products or services through links on our website or via the podcast, we may earn an affiliate commission.*------This episode of the Unbridely Modern Wedding Planning Podcast is brought to you by WedSites.com, Unbridely's recommended wedding website builder, guest management platform & wedding planning tool all in one.Visit WedSites.com to get started on your FREE wedding website and use code UNBRIDELYPOD to get 10% off any of their paid plans.-----Unbridely acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we record this podcast on, the Kaurna People. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Support the showFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unbridely/or TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@unbridelyEmail the Unbridely Podcast:hello@unbridely.com

How can you keep your couples happy when the weather has other plans? Concerns over rain or snow are not uncommon when speaking to couples about their elopement day, but we have figured out ways to put them at ease and make sure they're happy even when the weather is less than ideal.   During this episode, we go over how to stay flexible with scheduling, choosing the right gear, and prepping for all kinds of unexpected conditions. You'll learn how to set realistic expectations during consult calls, offer smart backup plans, and keep communication open.   Hit play to get the insights you need to stay prepared and keep clients thrilled, rain or shine.   In this episode, we chat about: Weather challenges in elopement photography Clearly communicating weather plans with couples Being prepared for any weather Dealing with wildfires   Connect with Megan:

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Elopement usually conjures up visions of secret excursions or maybe even the Elvis Chapel in Las Vegas. But elopement is also used to describe what happens when someone with dementia or cognitive loss leaves a safe area, such as a home or care facility, without supervision or awareness of the potential dangers.  In dementia care facilities, it is a heartbreaking reality that needs urgent attention. With over 30 years of experience as an occupational-therapist-turned-dementia-coach and 5 years of being a daughter-of-dementia, our guest, Lizette Cloete  OTR/L, CADDCT, CDP, shares her first-hand, personal experience with elopement, how it can lead to accidents, injuries, and even death as a result of hypothermia, malnutrition, and weight loss, and why there is a huge need to protect vulnerable residents living in long term facilities.  Lizette is the owner of “Think Different” Dementia, helping families navigate dementia together, using science-backed strategies, has become a sought-after speaker on dementia-related topics, both nationally and internationally. Her podcast, Christian Dementia Caregiving, is a key resource for connecting and sharing her valuable insights. In 2023, Lizette was awarded a grant to create an online education and coaching community for family care partners. She is truly a fount of information and support for our caregiving community.  We recount personal stories, including a tragic incident from 1994, highlighting the dire consequences of inadequate staffing and training in these facilities. By sharing these narratives, we stress the critical need for improvements in care and safety measures to protect vulnerable individuals. The broader implications of facility understaffing reveal a pressing need for vigilance and proactive strategies to prevent similar tragedies.Understanding and managing dementia-related wandering is a complex challenge for caregivers and families. From unpredictable behaviors to ethical dilemmas around monitoring technology, we discuss real-life anecdotes that underscore the relentless nature of wandering. With hopes pinned on proactive engagement and innovative solutions, we aim to inspire meaningful change in caregiving practices, ensuring the safety and well-being of loved ones.Connect with Lizette: Think Different Dementia Christian Dementia CaregivingSupport the showJOIN THE PEOPLE OVER PROFIT MOVEMENT FOR NURSING HOME REFORM! Visit the No Country For Old People Website for more information.YOU CAN ALSO SUPPORT THE COMPLETION OF OUR DOCUMENTARY "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD PEOPLE" BY MAKING A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION THROUGH THE NATIONAL CONSUMER VOICE HERE or GO FUND MEPurchase GERI-GADGETS® here.COUPON CODE: LCA20 for 20% Off No MinimumLearn more about Peter Istvan Photography here. Follow us on Twitter, FB, IG, & TiK Tok

Have you ever wondered how styled shoots can transform your portfolio and help you attract your dream elopement clients? Styled shoots are not just about capturing beautiful images; they are essential for building your portfolio, attracting ideal clients, networking with vendors, and honing the skills necessary for successful elopement planning.   During this episode, We discuss tips for coordinating with vendors, planning detailed shoots, and portraying full-day elopement experiences that attract high-end clients. We also share how you can make these shoots more authentic, and the difference between styled shoots and workshops.   Tune in now and start mastering the art of styled shoots to attract your dream elopement clients!   In this episode, we chat about: Why styled shoots matter Tips on organizing and planning a styled shoot How to make a styled shoot more authentic Workshops vs. styled shoots   Connect with Megan:

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Who loves a good plot twist? Because, this episode has it. Our wedding was scheduled to be October 10th, 2024.. the same day the fifth largest hurricane was heading straight for our destination, Siesta Key Beach, FL. In this crazy turn of events, we turned an unexpected evacuation into an intimate elopement. To cancelling all wedding plans to my sister getting ordained to marry us and our guests being a couple of news crews.. this story couldn't be any more on brand for us. We reflect on the lessons learned and the importance of resilience and love in the face of adversity and more! Takeaways Resilience in the face of unexpected challenges. The value of support from friends and family. Finding joy amidst chaos and uncertainty. Creating meaningful experiences regardless of the situation. The journey of love is often unpredictable. Celebrate your life with your partner every day. Commitment in marriage signifies a strong partnership. Triggers can teach us about ourselves. It's important to handle emotions in healthy ways. Every experience contributes to personal growth. Being married shows you're a team, being fully committed. ----- This episode is sponsored by BABBEL - online language learning! Babbel has worked for millions of language learners of ALL ages. Babbel's conversation-based learning is backed by science. Its interactive lessons are created by real language teachers and voiced by real native speakers. Get up to 60% off at www.Babbel.com/HABITSYOULOVE Rules and restrictions may apply. ----- If you're loving these episodes, please subscribe and leave a review! Let's Connect: @kaylafassio @tylerfiteclub @habitsyoulove www.habitsyoulove.com *Kayla and Tyler are not mental health professionals. Kayla, Tyler, and Habits You Love is not a substitute or meant to be intended to diagnose, treat, or make medical claims. All content is for informational purposes only backed by Kayla and Tyler's own research. This podcast is brought to you by Cloud10 and iHeart Radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you ready to hear how a bold move can transform your elopement photography business? In this episode, we sit down with Kristen Spencer, a talented elopement photographer (and one of my first-ever coaching clients) who took a leap from her established business in Sedona, Arizona, to start fresh in Durango, Colorado.   Kristen dives into her journey of rebuilding her business, learning a new market, and balancing the transition between two locations. Whether you're considering a big life change or want to learn how to strategically grow your business in new areas, this episode will leave you motivated.   Press play now to hear Kristen's journey of transforming her elopement photography business in a new area, and discover how you can apply the same strategies to build a thriving business in any location!   In this episode, we chat about: Being a successful elopement photographer in Sedona and why she wants to move What business was like in Sedona How raising her prices helped raise her self-worth and get rid of burnout The biggest learning experience from moving her business to a different state Advice for those who want to become 6-figure elopement photographers   Connect with Kristen: Instagram: @‌bykristenmarie Website: www.bykristenmarie.com   Connect with Megan:

How can you turn your travel chaos into a seamless adventure while capturing unforgettable moments? For most elopement photographers, traveling is a big part of what we do, whether we're driving or flying. We may end up we facing unique travel challenges that can turn these fun and exciting adventures into stressful experiences. Our hacks tackle these issues head-on, ensuring smoother journeys and more efficient shoots.   In this episode, we share our top hacks that have helped ease our travels, including getting a business credit card, sticking with the same brands, and having something to store all your gear.   If you're ready to have a seamless travel experience, then press play on today's episode!   In this episode, we chat about: The benefits of a business credit card - Earn extra points and make tracking your expenses easier Having a Pelican case to store all of your camera gear and then being able to transfer what you need to a smaller hiking bag for shoots Bring a tech kit to organize cords, hard drives, and chargers to prevent forgetting essential items, and use a power strip to charge multiple devices Using a wall calendar to avoid overbooking yourself Stick with the same companies, whether it's the airline, hotel chain, and rental car company so you can accumulate more points Bringing your own pillow. Hotel pillows are notoriously crappy so having your own will make your sleep a lot better Having an elopement emergency bag with essentials like snacks, hand warmers, and first aid supplies Dividing and conquering, especially as a duo so you know who does what Using the Rakuten app for cash back on purchases related to travel and other expenses   Resources Mentioned in This Episode: If we are staying in a hotel, we always book through Hotels.com Check out my Amazon Storefront for all my favorite camera, office, elopement, and travel gear! You'll also find a list of my favorite business books.   Connect with Megan:

Have you ever thought about what it could look like for you to bring your spouse into your elopement photography business and successfully work together?   That's exactly what my guests, Laura and Hugo of Together We Roam have done. After Hugo lost his job, Laura invited him to join her in her photography business, and even expanded their offerings to include videography! They share their experiences of transitioning into a husband-and-wife elopement photography team, discussing how they successfully navigate the challenges of working together while keeping their relationship a top priority.   Ready to hear firsthand how Laura and Hugo navigated the shift to becoming a successful husband-and-wife duo? Hit play now and dive into their journey!   In this episode, we chat about: Hugo's transition into working with Laura in her elopement photography business and how he went from glorified second shooter to videographer Hugo's struggle to get the hang of videography, but gained confidence through practice and positive client feedback Laura and Hugo were able to start booking videography as a new service by offering surprise videos to build their portfolio and gradually increasing their pricing as they gained experience The dynamic of working together as a husband and wife duo - working through challenges and playing on each other's strengths. Laura takes the lead on client communication and marketing while Hugo handles the backend tasks The challenges of working together and the importance of being patient, especially when one partner is less experienced and still learning. Keeping business and personal life separate by setting boundaries, using timers, and communicating expectations for the day Recognizing each other's love languages and making sure they have plenty of quality time together   Connect with Laura and Hugo: Website: togetherweroamphoto.com Instagram: @‌togetherweroamphoto Episode 41: Breaking Barriers as a Child of Immigrants with Laura Bertaud   Connect with Megan:

In this eye-opening episode of the Osborne Adventure Podcast, we share the challenges and realities of Ren's elopement. We put Ren's elopement in simple terms and share how it affects our daily lives. Hear how we have managed to ensure Ren's safety while continuing to embrace our adventurous lifestyle. From practical tips to heartfelt anecdotes, we offer ideas and strategies for adventuring when your child tends to elope. Join us for an informative and inspiring discussion on how we navigate one of the most difficult aspects of our Down syndrome journey.CLICK HERE to check out the Safe Bed Model 100 by Safe Place Bedding and use discount code "sleepwell10" for a 10% discount on anything on the site.Want to become part of the show? Please visit our website and leave a comment or ask a question at www.osborneadventure.com/podcast/ep-16For more information visit our website:www.osborneadventure.comDonate Today (Osborne Adventure is a 501c3 nonprofit):https://www.osborneadventure.com/donationsFollow Us on Instagram:www.instagram.com/osborneadventure

Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the tasks in your photography business and wondering what you should be outsourcing to get your time and energy back? Outsourcing can definitely be a game-changer, but there are also things to think about when you are deciding on what to delegate.   During the conversation, we emphasize the importance of looking at your daily tasks and identifying the things that drain your energy and don't bring you joy. Those are the things you should be outsourcing. We also share some of the common tasks photographers typically outsource, why people get scared to outsource, and why you should outsource BEFORE you're overwhelmed.   Outsourcing can transform your business by freeing up your time and mental energy. Start small, experiment, and don't feel pressured to do it all at once. Press play and learn how to leverage outsourcing to boost your productivity, creativity, and overall satisfaction. ‌ In this episode, we chat about: Clarity on what to outsource - discover the tasks that photographers commonly outsource and learn how to identify the ones that are holding you back The fears associated with outsourcing and how to overcome them Advice on starting small with outsourcing, experimenting with different tasks, and managing the transition without feeling overwhelmed If you're considering outsourcing, start before you're behind. It's too much to go back and fourth with someone when you're overwhelmed ‌ Resources mentioned in this episode: Episode 69 - Overcoming Your All-Or-Nothing Mindset as an Elopement Photographer or Creative Entrepreneur ‌ Connect with Megan:

How can pursuing your passions lead to a more meaningful career and life? My guest, Corey, a photographer based in Connecticut, shares her own journey with this after deciding to leave a 20 year career in corporate America. Before getting into photography, Corey fell in love with massage therapy and had her own practice for 15 years, but she always had a camera in her hand. After attending her first photographer workshop in 2017, she realized destination weddings and elopements were her passion.   Since becoming an elopement photographer, her prime market is Acadia National Park in Maine, but she's also branching out to places she wants to travel including the Dolomites, Catskills, and the Adirondacks.   During our conversation, Corey shares the courage it took to leave a stable career in corporate and pursue her dreams in photography. She also explains how she has used manifestation in her life and her business to achieve her desires.   Corey is a huge believer in following your dreams and has always wanted to do things that make a difference. She believes photography is the way to do that. Tune in to hear Corey's story and get ready to be inspired to take action toward your dreams. ‌ Get ready to hear: Corey's background and experience going from corporate to owning her own massage therapy business to running her own elopement photography business How Corey gained the confidence to leave her corporate job AND quit her massage therapy business to become an elopement photographer What Corey has done to harness the power of manifestation, including a trip to Grand Teton National Park Her favorite elopement experience ‌ Connect with Corey: Instagram: @‌elopewithcorey Website: coreylynntuckerphotography.com Pinterest: coreylynntucker ‌ Connect with Megan:

Are you ready to break through to the six-figure mark in your elopement photography business?   Reaching six figures isn't just a milestone; it's a sign that your business is thriving—clients are booking, your marketing is solid, and you've got your expenses under control. But how do you actually get there? This episode dives into the crucial steps you need to take to achieve that coveted six-figure income and why it's a benchmark worth aiming for. ‌ Gain clarity on the difference between gross income and net income, and why understanding both is key to your financial success. Discover what your year needs to look like to realistically hit six figures, with actionable examples and strategies. Learn how to profit around 50% of your revenue by knowing your costs and charging effectively, all while honing your money management skills.   Tune in now to learn the steps that can help you reach that six-figure milestone in your elopement photography business and start living the lifestyle you've been working towards! ‌ Resources mentioned in this episode: Profit First by Mike Michalowicz ‌ Connect with Megan:

One of the biggest regrets I often hear people have after their elopement day is that they didn't hire a videographer. Imagine being able to relive those moments for years and years. Elizabeth Kurpanek, a Colorado-based elopement videographer and owner of Embr Films and Ruff and Roam understands this sentiment firsthand.   Elizabeth started out as a photographer back in high school but switched over to video in 2015. After Covid hit, her couples began switching to elopements, and that's when she decided to dive deep into that niche.   Elizabeth not only shares her journey into videography, but she also talks about why she feels every couple should have a videographer on their elopement day, emphasizing the emotional value videos bring that photos can't provide. She also stresses the importance of collaboration between photographers and videographers. Having clear communication with one another can make the day run as smoothly as possible.   In this episode, we chat about: How she got into elopement videography Her favorite elopement so far Why should couples have a videographer on their elopement day? How can photographers serve their couples by recommending a videographer What Elizabeth would tell photographers who are nervous about recommending videographers to their couples ‌ Connect with Elizabeth: Elopement Videography Instagram: @‌embrfilmco Elopement Videography Website: embrfilms.com Pet Photography and Videography IG: @‌ruff.and.roam ‌ Connect with Megan:

If you're wondering if moving your elopement photography business across the country can actually work, my guest is living proof that it's possible. Natasha Cardinal is a Washington-based elopement photographer, but she wasn't always one! She started off as a wedding photographer in New York and eventually moved her business to Washington state, where she shifted gears to focus on elopement photography.   Natasha shares her journey of rebuilding her business from the ground up in a new state. She talks about how she struggled to gain traction at the beginning, having to rebuild her network and learn about the market. It wasn't until she niched down to elopement photography and found the Elopement Photographer Mastermind that things began to change. She ran Google Ads to her website and that's when she started to see success.   Natasha also talks about the importance of creating an incredible client experience. Yes, she takes beautiful pictures, but she also builds genuine relationships with each couple that go beyond the wedding day. ‌ In this episode, we chat about: Natasha's backstory - going from commercial photography to elopement photography The struggle Natasha had with her business when she moved to Washington How Natasha ramped up her business - Using Google ads to drive people to her website What Natasha's client experience is as an elopement photographer and how it helps her build trust with her clients Natasha's favorite elopement so far ‌ Connect with Natasha: Instagram: @‌thecardinals.co Website: www.thecardinals.co/ ‌ Connect with Megan:

Think making money from elopements is impossible? My guest today is here to bust that myth. Vanessa Halliday is an elopement photographer based in the white mountains of New Hampshire. She went from studying kinesiology to being a struggling wedding photographer to having a thriving elopement photography business on the East Coast, and she is sharing her story of how she did it.   During the conversation, Vanessa opens up about the challenges she faced in 2023 of being overworked, relying on social media to get bookings, and having crippling anxiety and depression. However, through all of the struggles, she found a turning point.   She invested in a business coach and manifested her goals, which helped her achieve the success she had always hoped for. Vanessa went from making $18K in 2023 to already booking $110K in elopements this year alone! Now, she's booked with clients she loves, traveling to national parks, and hoping to retire her fiancé within the next 5 years.   She also gives advice to those on the fence about pivoting from weddings to elopements - Take the biggest deep breath of your life and dive in head first. Figure out a way to go and invest in yourself because if you do the work intentionally, you'll absolutely change the inner workings of your business, your mind, and how you operate as a human, and you will find success. ‌ In this episode, we chat about: Vanessa's backstory - how she went from kinesiology to photography Why Vanessa's 2023 was so tough and the difference 2024 has been Busting the myth that you can make money with elopements The turning point for Vanessa that made her realize this was going to be successful Overcoming comparison How Vanessa was able to convert elopement couples when she hadn't photographed a ton of elopements Vanessa's advice for those who want to pivot into elopements ‌ Connect with Vanessa: Instagram: @‌vanessa_halliday Website: vanessahalliday.com ‌ Connect with Megan:

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Entrepreneurship comes with ups and downs. One day you're on top of the world and the next day, you feel like you want to burn everything to the ground. I've been there, but that's the last thing I want you to do. If you're ever in that moment where you feel like quitting your elopement photography business, I want you to ask yourself these 5 questions: ‌ What was your why for starting your elopement photography business? What have been your achievements so far? Are you comparing yourself to others? What challenges are you truly facing? Who can you turn to for support?   These questions will remind you why you should keep going and not give up. We're sharing our own answers to them and some actionable tips to help you with each one.   Save this episode in your back pocket for when you're having a bad day, week, or even month. Remind yourself why you're doing this, that you're strong, and you've done hard things before. You're going to get through it and you're going to be just fine.     Elopement Photography Resources:

If you are wanting to build an authentic brand in the destination elopement space, then you need to hop onto todays episode! We are so lucky to be joined today by the insanely talented Maddie Mae from Adventure Instead, a destination elopement photographer and coordinator. Maddie has worked in 40+ countries, traveling literally everywhere to bring her couples visions to life and is truly the best person for this episode! We cannot wait for you guys to hear all the amazing tips she drops and education she shares and she dives into what it looks like to build a successful destination elopement brand. Follow Adventure Instead on Instagram Want access to rad freebies, giveaways, wedding referrals, and so much more? Join our Facebook Group Follow us on Instagram Visit our Website Apply To Our 13-Week Coaching Program Shop Emma K's Film Gear Shop Hannah's Photo Gear Meet Our Sponsors Elevate Your Brand Of Wedding Films And Start Outsourcing With Wedditor Use WGY20 to get 20% off an annual premium membership with Vidflow Use WGY300 For $300 Off Your First Project With The Creative Cabana