Welcome to our first guest episode of 2026!! In this ep, I'm chatting to Perth Wedding Content Creator Shelby Ogden from Weddings with Shelby.

Recently featured on Sunrise, Shelby has made serious and extraordinary moves within the wedding industry. She has built a fully booked business purely through organic content and now helps other wedding vendors realise their own potential and create the same level of demand in their businesses.

Shelby has built her brand from the ground up and is now one of the most iconic and in-demand wedding vendors here in Perth. She’s known for extraordinary behaviour, unfiltered opinions, and an unapologetically bold approach to doing business differently.

She is also the co-host of Weddings Unfiltered, a podcast that dives deep into the wild, wonderful, and sometimes what-the-fuck world of weddings (look out for my episode there soon too when we pod-scap).

Most recently, Shelby launched her newest offer, The 48-Hour Wedding once again disrupting the industry, as she always does and most importantly, working in a way that fits her schedule.

I hope you love this episode with Shelby!

Hello my loves! I want to talk about the 2016 trend. You will have seen this all over insta and I am really loving it and that’s because 2016 feels a little special to me, because for me it’s actually a pivotal moment - the year I started my floristry busieness, so the significance of 2016 and 2026 was something I wanted to share anyway and now it’s a trend. So yay!

I started my floristry business in 2016 when I was 30 so yes, I’m about to be 40 and this year marks 10 years ago we started, me and all my personalities, from my 10 x 6 ground floor apartment dining room table. So this year I’m celebrating a decade in my business, a decade of floristry.

You will have heard the phrase 'don’t compare your year one for somebody else’s year 10' And I completely agree, you absolutely should not be comparing your one to someone else’s 10 but it doesn’t mean that you can’t go after what the person at that year 10 is doing, it just might take time to get there. It probably will in fact, and it probably should. But if you’re not aiming for it how will you possibly achieve it …by accident? So in this episode I'm winding the clock back to 2016 and sharing with you the key differences between my business in year 1 and now in year 10 and giving you an indepth insight to what my business really looks like now.

Enjopy my loves x

How are you? How has the year begun for you?

I'm starting the year in a strange energy - there’s the expectation of the new year energy, the buzz of new goals and things to chase, and in reality, all of those things have been present for me, they’ve just also been mixed in with school holidays, caring for children, working from home more and wanting to be present in all of those things... the juggle is real... and it's only a few more weeks before a more efficient routine can drop in.

My words of the year for 2026 are ELEVATE with INTENTION

Everything I’m doing this year is under the guidance of elevation. And every move I make is curated with Intention.

Because I know this year is going to be big. Because I intended it so, and because environmentally it is.

In this episode, I'm sharing what my 2026 looks like, and how I plan to make $1million in my business this year. Feel uncomfortable about that, then lean in and listen in and let's change your thinking about what's possible for you too!

Want more of me in your ears and more of this strategy in your biz, join me in The Bloom-print Membership and let’s start getting you on track to your unique business goals in 2026.

Ahhhhh it’s that time of year. The 2025 season is coming to an end. I’m just waiting for that audio to come back next week haha.

This year has been big on so many levels. And I’ve actually loved this year. It’s been one of my best years in business, I’ve travelled alot, I’ve learnt SOOO much, my relationship with my husband has been really strong, I feel more connected to my kids, myself and really who I want to be and how I want to show up in the world and as I was writing this episode, I felt myself going to downplay it, justify it even, that if there’s been lots of highs there must have been alot of mud to wade through to get there. And really there hasn’t. Now I know that’s not everyone’s experience of 2025 but for me it’s been a really amazing year. And I’ve really enjoyed it.

So to end the year, I want to share with you, the key things that have served me this year, that I’m packing in my back, and throwing on my back with my face beaming toward the sun for 2026.

The key lessons from 2025 that will be guiding me firmly into 2026.

And nows the point where I ask what will be guiding you through 2026? What things from this year have you taken lessons from, what’s been your best attribute that’s pushed you through this year? What’s made and business easier for you in 2025? Carry those through, keep them in your back pocket for when you need it most.

Happy New Year my loves x

In this episode I'm talking to Tahnee Skowron, Perth based plant stylist, creative director and the founder of The Botanic Edit — a luxury plant styling studio and digital magazine for modern plant lovers.

Her journey began in 2020, when she left her corporate job while on maternity leave and fell headfirst into the world of wedding floristry. After years of creating beautiful floral work, she felt called to pivot toward a more sustainable path — one that aligned with her values and her love for green, living design.

Today, Tahnee’s installations appear everywhere from weddings and events to festivals, restaurants, corporate offices, and even Perth’s biggest stadiums. She’s known for her warm, refined approach to styling and her belief that plants can transform any space into something meaningful, calming, and incredibly beautiful.

This November she launched The Botanic Edit Magazine, a cosy digital publication dedicated to plant styling, sustainable living, lifestyle inspiration, and uplifting local creatives and causes. The magazine’s debut issue was enthusiastically received and marked the beginning of a new creative chapter for her brand.

This chat is pure joy, it's a celebration of what happens when you truly align your business vision with your values.

You can find Tahnee on socials at https://www.instagram.com/tahneeskowron/ and https://www.instagram.com/thebotanicedit_/

Hello my loves! I have had something on my heart lately that I’m actually really looking forward to diving into with you on this episode, because I want to talk about how growth is often exponential and you might not be able to see how the picture in your mind could ever eventuate and then suddenly it’s here.

In this episode I'm sharing how that happens and the changes I’ve experienced in my business and in myself just in the last 12 months. And I’m not going to just tell you the what, we’re also going to talk about the how.

Because if you'd told me in August last year that in 12 months time I would have done a month's trip with my family while my business thrived and I'd be diving into buying another business - I would have rolled my eyes and thrown my laptop out a hotel window in defiance.

But spoiler alert - that IS where I'm currently at! I know, I know - new business is loading - just you wait, I can't wait to share more!

But there's so much that could be just around the corner for you too! Growth isn't linear, its a loopy mess, AND it has this magnificent way of compounding quickly and growing exponentially, before your very eyes!

If you're looking for your piece of that - join me in our Zero to Six Figures in person strategy session Monday 10 November 2025 6pm - 8.30pm in our studio in Bassendean where I'll break it all down for you and show you just what's possible at a time when you just can't see the forest through the trees.

Enrol now!

Can't wait to see you there x

In the words of Candice Bydder: 'Rising tide lifts all boats', I love this analogy Candice used in describing what WAWA The WA Wedding Association is all about. It’s a sentiment I resonate hard with and I’m sure you will too.

In this episode of The Bloom-Print Podcast I chat to Candice Bydder from Celebrations by Candice a Perth wedding celebrant and the Secretary of WAWA about the first year of the association, and what they hope to deliver for members in the future.

WAWA was stared in 2024 and is a not-for-profit volunteer-led organisation which aims to support, grow, and develop the wedding industry in Western Australia.

Their mission is to give the industry a voice, offering opportunities for like-minded businesses to expand networks, collaborate, socialise, and find innovative solutions to the issues which impact our work.

If you’re a WA wedding vendor - head over to The WA Wedding Association to sign up as a member now!

IT'S WEDDING SEASON! Ok in Perth and surrounds, South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania - my bottom half of the country - it's freakin wedding season and this year it feels massive. I'm looking at our calendar seeing record numbers of events on our books, our team are busy and it's exactly what I want as a business owner - but in order to hold it all, in order to stay SANE, there's a few things life hacks keeping me going so I can stay at my best and deliver for my clients (without completely neglecting myself and my family over the next few months. If that sounds impossible - hopefully you won't be having the last laugh come Jan lol - but listen up! Because here's the tried and true things that have helped keep me level the last few years throughout wedding season.

So if you feel like the season is about to hit you in the face, tune in to hear what I am doing right now to keep myself sane.