On this episode of The Wedding Dish, Sara is joined by Taylor of Lemon Tree Editorial. The ladies dish with Sahar Masarati, CEO of Sugar Alkymi.
Sahar shares her journey and how she creates edible art for each couple. Hear how having a unique style makes you stand out.
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A few years after founding Asaadi Graphics, Neela Asaadi got engaged, moved down the east coast of the United States, and helped her fiancée embark on his own entrepreneurial journey.
From her unique perspective, she realized that everyone who is planning a wedding needs additional support. So, what did she do? Neela launched The Wedding Collective!
Read MoreThe neighbors called the police the night Lexie and CJ swiped right because they were laughing so hard. You can’t make this sh*t up. And, it just gets better from there!
Read MoreThis destination wedding photographer is located in Bermuda, but photographs all over the world. And, she's from the DC area! Find out all about how her island life inspired her to open a destination photography business and what a destination wedding entails.
Read MoreWe're hosting a bit of a "relaxed fit" episode this week. We're dishing with Maddie, the CEO of Living with Pickles, best known for their Instagram "Farmily" — but that's just a small piece of the magical things this mixed human-animal household does to make the world a happier place.
Read MoreOn this week's episode, we dish with a #CoronaWedding couple; after their destination wedding in the groom's hometown was cancelled in May 2020, this couple decided to head to the courthouse with their newly adopted senior (super cute!) puggle and elope. And, the photos are fantastic!
Read MoreLauren and London Hitchman are too cute. Tune in to hear about their fun wedding in Falmouth, MA and how Lauren’s lactose intolerance inspired her husband to create Sommer Street Pizza, a lactose free pizza biz in DC.
Read MoreSara and Steph sat down to chat with Geoff Woliner. Geoff is a comedian and author of the book, Get Bitter to Get Better. He started his DMV based wedding speechwriting company Winning Wit in 2011. We talked about how he coaches his clients to give the best speeches of their lives…and how that in some cases transforms their lives.
Read MoreSara + Steph read listeners’ stories and questions about Halloween weddings — and some surprises for Steph that Sara put together… Boo!
Read MoreLucy Black Entertainment, a female-founded entertainment and talent agency based in DC, shares triumphs and challenges of being a women-owned business in a male-dominated industry — plus, details about their own weddings — with lots of laughs and fun times!
Read MoreIt was such a nice fall day today in DC. A little chilly but nice and cozy when we stepped into the Line Hotel to record with Vanessa Young. Vanessa is an in demand event planner in Washington, D.C. with Little Black Book Concierge.
Read MoreSara and Steph talk about wedding music stories shared by listeners; Sara shares stores about how she used music to include her guests and personalize her own wedding.
Read MoreSara and Steph dish with D.C. local wedding stationery creator Sasha Willis about starting her business from a hobby and how she planned her own wedding.
Read MoreSara + Steph talk with bride-to-be Taylor Griffith. Engaged wedding copywriter Taylor Griffith, CEO of Lemon Tree Editorial in DC, joins us to talk about planning her wedding and starting her own business
Read MoreSara + Steph share some favorite humorous wedding stories from real couples and wedding professionals in the DMV, including a groom being locked out of the ceremony, a secret service encounter during the Marine Corps Marathon, and more
Read MoreSara and Steph dish with Ariel Lewis, a makeup artist and entrepreneur based in Ellicott City, MD. Find out the story of how this boss babe started her national makeup artistry company from scratch.
Read MoreSara Alepin @districtblissevents and Steph Norton @minus510 talk with Rick Yarborough, NBC producer, and his husband Joe Winter who were married in Washington, DC. They are now known as The Winterboroughs (the Game of Thrones nerd in me immediately thought of Winterfell ha ha.) Topics on the podcast: discussion about challenges they faced as a gay couple — Rick being from the south, Joe being in the military, laws, and more — and how they overcame these obstacles. We discuss Pride Weekend in DC, how Dolly Parton took part in their wedding, and their wedding planner that had three costume changes —not for them, for himself! — and how their families were able to celebrate their union with them.
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