In the last episode of season 4, we chat with Jaclyn Rusnak (she/her) to chat the about her experience planning her own wedding, the importance of skincare and beauty, and the challenges of building a team in the wedding industry.

They emphasize the need for inclusivity and sustainability in their practices, while also highlighting the significance of effective communication with clients. The discussion touches on the importance of having a wedding planner (not a paid endorsement, haha), the need for pricing transparency, and the personal connections formed during the wedding experience.

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This week we are joined by Rob Graham (he/him), Radhika's husband/assistant/spatial engineer to chat about her insights about wedding planning, vendor contract must haves, pricing transparency, and the importance of self-care for both couples and vendors.

She emphasizes the continued need for inclusivity in the wedding industry, debunks popular wedding myths, and highlighting the importance of understanding the roles of various vendors. Radhika also shares her thoughts on modern wedding trends and the significance of creating meaningful experiences for couples.

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In this week's episode of 'That's Rad', we chat with Jill Cooper (she/they), a talented musician and wedding DJ, about their journey in the music industry, the intricacies of wedding music planning, and the evolving trends in the wedding industry.

Jill shares their experiences, challenges, and the importance of creating a memorable atmosphere for couples and their guests. We also discuss the impact of social media on wedding planning and a few insights for aspiring musicians and DJs looking to become apart of the wedding industry.

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