"Do unto others as you would have others do unto you"
With all the wedding shows that feature brides at their worst, it's important to remember that these shows are produced and I'm hoping these women are asked by producers to be horribly mean to vendors and family members. You have to assume that they are acting otherwise why would their fiances want to marry them.
When planning your wedding, assuming you're not being taped for a television show, remember that you should treat people with respect and as you would like to be treated. Just because you're a bride doesn't mean (no pun intended) that you are allowed to treat people like they are your personal wedding servants. And this includes your fiance, parents, vendors and bridesmaids.
Nothing happened where I can share a story to get this point across. I was just watching TV and saw an ad for one of these wedding reality shows and felt the need to write a post on the subject.
5 comments:
Thank you for the reminder...I often find myself being crazy about our wedding and have to take a break and put myself back in reality. :)
Awesome post!!!!! I am a florist in the Washington DC area. Every time a bride is sweet to me she is earning extra blossoms. The more I love them, the more I give them. Developing a relationship with your vendors pays off big time.
Holly Heider Chapple Flowers Ltd.
I totally agree with Holly... the more I love my clients, the more I would do for them! Thank you for sharing this post!
awesome post! great advice.
Thank you, thank you! I believe this in everything we do for our clients and when they are nice and wonderful, we want to go above and beyond in every way to make their day extra special.
Stacey, Red Letter Events, Charleston, SC
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