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CWP Society is proud to produce the "Wedding Planner Society: Industry Expert Insights" podcast! Laurie Hartwell, award-winning Master Certified Wedding Planner, and Industry Educator, and founder & CEO of the CWP Society, discuss the real lives of wedding planners and professionals, dispense business tips, and share ways you can elevate yourself and your career in the wedding industry. Visit the CWP Society website for more information: www.cwpsociety.com
Unknown Host hosts Wedding Planner Society Podcast, a business show with 136 episodes published.
A South Asian wedding can mean five events, hundreds of guests, sacred ceremony timing, and a timeline that shifts the moment an elder remembers "one more tradition." That's not chaos — it's culture, and it's exactly why
We're the calm in everyone else's storm — the ones with a backup for the backup and a contingency for every "what if." But we almost never stop to ask what happens if the unexpected lands on us. In this one, Brianne and
The best weddings have a moment where the couple walks in, stops, and exhales — and that moment is never an accident. In this episode, we talk with Riley Snider of Elegant Affairs by Design in Tampa, Florida, about how r
Nearly 30 years into marriage, Laurie sits down with the person who has watched it all unfold up close — her husband, Phil. The late nights. The hard calls. The moments she carried more than she let on. This conversation
You can be the calm one in every crisis and still be quietly running on empty. Today, we’re naming the thing so many wedding planners and coordinators feel but rarely say out loud: we give grace away all day long, then h
A full calendar can feel like the ultimate sign of success in the wedding industry — until you notice your bank account doesn't reflect it. In this episode, we sit down with Matt Mitchell, co-founder and CEO of The Event
A venue coordinator forms an opinion about us fast, sometimes before they’ve seen a single timeline or ceremony setup. That snap judgment becomes the difference between being tolerated for one wedding and being the plann
Weddings are one of the only major projects where it's considered normal to skip training and figure things out in real time — and that mindset is quietly costing couples, planners, and the industry as a whole. In this e
The wedding industry is really good at making capable planners feel like they're not enough. In this solo episode, Master Certified Wedding Planner & Senior Educator, Krisy Thomas, addresses something most planners feel
Your calendar can be full and your business can still feel stuck. In this episode of The Wedding Planner Society Podcast , Senior Educator Krisy Thomas breaks down three quiet growth blockers that show up in wedding plan
What Your Couples Really Remember About Working With You A wedding can run flawlessly and still leave couples feeling unsupported during the planning process — and that gap is exactly what we're addressing in this episod
When was the last time you made a decision that was entirely for you — for your business, and for the version of you that's still becoming? That question sits at the center of this conversation, because wedding planning
Most couples think they're hiring a wedding planner/coordinator for timelines, vendor coordination, and flawless logistics. And yes — we deliver all of that. But the deeper truth is that they're hiring us for permission
If you've ever wondered why some wedding planners earn glowing reviews, steady referrals, and dream clients while others stay stuck in the chaos — this episode goes straight to the root. We're not talking about having a
There's a split-second on a wedding day when something shifts — weather, a timeline slip, a vendor delay — and every person in the room reads one thing first: the planner. If we tighten up or sound frantic, stress spread
In this episode, Laurie Hartwell sits down with Amber — a bride from one of Laurie's weddings she planned back in 2004 — to ask a question most couples never think about until much later: what do you actually remember? B
Integrity doesn't announce itself — it shows up in the small decisions no one's watching. And in this industry, those decisions either build your reputation or quietly erode it. Founder and CEO Laurie Hartwell and Senior
A baby shower invitation landed in the mailbox — and it wasn't from a close friend or a family member. It was from a bride whose wedding Krisy Thomas, Senior Educator with The CWP Society, had planned years earlier. She
Master Certified Wedding Planner Tish Clay joins CWP Society Senior Educator Krisy Thomas for a conversation that will feel uncomfortably familiar. If you've ever wrapped a wedding, sat down in the quiet, and told yourse
There's a fine line between marketing yourself and accidentally making yourself obsolete. Most planners cross it every week without realizing it. In this episode, CWP Society Founder and CEO Laurie Hartwell and Senior Ed
Matt Mitchell
Pass Game Coordinator and QB Coach · Colorado State University
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Christina Collins
Master Certified Wedding Planner · Honesty for Ohio Education
1 appearance on this show
Nikki Rogers
The Serendipity Collective
1 appearance on this show
Krisy Thomas
The CWP Society
8 appearances on this show
Brittney Poole
Forever Moments
1 appearance on this show
Laurie Hartwell
The CWP Society
1 appearance on this show
Brianne Ackerland
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1 appearance on this show
Venisha Walker
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Vicki Amar
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