Not everyone wants a huge wedding with all of their friends and family. Occasionally, we book an intimate event with less than 10 guests because that’s what the client wants. This rustic barn wedding was exactly what Danielle wanted with very few guests. My photography team love to “one up” each other by … [Read more…]
When you deal with the general public- you often encounter “a mixed bag of nuts.” When you help clients with no money- that bag of mixed nuts contains more peanuts than almonds and Brazil nuts or even cashews. The truth is that clients and prospects know far more about me than I do about them. … [Read more…]
Most mothers think they are gaining a daughter when their son marry they are gaining a daughter, I did too. I’ve often said that my sons wedding was the most stressful event I’ve ever had for a very good reason- it was! For the past five years I’ve done everything under the sun to get … [Read more…]
Last month my son advised me that he and my daughter in law would be moving at the end of January. The problem? They live two blocks away and over the last three years I’ve become accustomed to walking my dog and dropping in. Although my unannounced visits are always a surprise, I enjoy having … [Read more…]
For some reason whenever I find out a couple has divorced, I shed a tear and remember how happy they were at their wedding. With a photographic mind, I remember the weather that day, the beautiful place we were at and more importantly, the love that couple shared. I mourn the separation and take … [Read more…]
A lot of folks wonder if my businesses are seasonal but the truth is that most of my clients book year round since wedding season normally lasts from Febuary to July and I am normally “booked out” months in advance. Due to my schedule, Pawning Planners clients are often flexible where Texas Twins Events … [Read more…]
Flying to my second favorite state, California, with Cindy to meet my niece Leigh Ann Blais with our Latest Little Pawner, Madyson, Cindy and I arrived early at DFW to ensure we had time to check our bags and not have to run through the airport (it has happened more times than I can count). … [Read more…]
When I’m laying out a wedding- the details of where the bar will be, do we need handicap accessible tables and other issues that are often overlooked by my clients take first priority for me. Planning and execution can often be disrupted by unexpected slip and falls, inlaws and outlaws, bee stings, big bites, … [Read more…]