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The Wine and Dine Me podcast is brought to you by Reagan Prechter, owner of Reagan Events, a luxury event planning and design firm based in Charleston, South Carolina. With more than 15 years of experience executing events all over the world, she’s seen a thing or two.Join Reagan weekly for her unfiltered, no-rules-attached commentary where she dives into the stories behind exceptional hospitality, the business strategies that drive success, and life’s most unforgettable moments. This podcast is unapologetically not for the basic.Follow us on instagram @reaganevents reaganevents.com
Unknown Host hosts Wine and Dine Me, a society show with 71 episodes published.
After nearly 25 years in the events industry, Alison Hotchkiss has learned that longevity has far less to do with recognition than it does with relationships, resilience, and the willingness to evolve. Reagan and Alison
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast, Reagan sits down with Caroline Brown and Julie Livingston, co-founders of EventDox, a concierge event medicine service designed for elevated weddings, private events, and
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast , Reagan sits down with Bryan Rafanelli for a conversation about the kind of event work that lasts beyond a single night. Bryan shares how he thinks about client relationsh
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast , Reagan sits down with Anja Winikka , founder and CEO of Freeda , a private membership network for leaders in the global events industry. Anja has seen the wedding and eve
What matters more now: being followed, or being found? In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast , Reagan sits down with Lauren Taylor , founder of LeFleur Society , a high-touch agency representing creators, celeb
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast, Reagan sits down with photographer and licensed sommelier Alex Schon to talk about what “exceptional” really looks like when the weekend is high-stakes and the margin for
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast , Reagan sits down with her Italy-based partner, Laura Somma , to talk about what “high-touch” really looks like when the guest list includes celebrities, royals, and famil
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast , Reagan sits down with Lynn Easton , founder of Easton Events, for a candid conversation about what actually separates “pretty” from powerful in high-stakes event work. Ly
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast , Reagan sits down with Calder Clark for a candid conversation about what it really takes to produce beautiful events without losing the plot. This one is equal parts creat
In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast, Reagan sits down with Jessica Connolly, co-founder and creative director of Social Supply Design, for a wide-ranging conversation on what it actually takes to build meanin
There’s a shift happening in weddings today — one grounded in clarity, meaning, and a more discerning approach to design, storytelling, and guest experience. In this episode, Reagan sits down with Sarah Schreiber , forme
This week, I sat down with my dear friend and fellow creative, Candice Lorraine Soffner — a woman whose career can only be described as a smorgasbord of creative brilliance. From teaching first grade to designing interio
Percentage-based pricing can feel intimidating — for planners making the switch from flat fees and for couples trying to understand what it really means for their budget. In this episode, Reagan breaks it down with clari
Bronson van Wyck has been called the wizard of hospitality — a visionary whose events have redefined what it means to gather. From his roots on a farm in Arkansas to creating some of the most memorable celebrations acros
When couples envision their wedding, they picture the flowers, the music, the guests dancing into the night—not contracts, liability clauses, or bankrupt vendors. Yet, as budgets rise and weddings rival the cost of a new
In this solo episode, I’m sharing the things I'm often tempted to bite my tongue on as a wedding planner. Consider this my unfiltered list of truths I’d tell you if I wasn’t worried about hurting your feelings. I talk ab
Love is emotional. Marriage is legal. Attorney Ryan Schwartz joins Reagan to discuss the questions every couple should ask before “I do.” Most couples spend months planning the perfect wedding—but skip the conversations
In this episode, Reagan sits down with Persephone—founder of The Media Socialites and a straight-shooter when it comes to marketing in the luxury space—for a conversation that peels back the polished curtain on what real
In this honest and insightful conversation, Reagan sits down with longtime friend and fellow planner Tara Skinner to explore the nuanced realities of building—and sustaining—a planning business with integrity. Together,
In this solo episode, Reagan hits record from her car during a stressful, rain-filled wedding week in Charleston. As the rainy weekend looms, Reagan offers a powerful reflection on what it really means to lead under pres
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