Some people call me an OG of wedding business marketing, but deep down I'm just another person wearing PJ bottoms on Zoom. I swear a lot, I share my struggles, and I don't pretend to be better than anyone else.
Why does marketing your wedding business feel so frustrating?
If you’ve ever felt like you’re chasing leads, constantly trying to “convince” couples to book you, or just not getting the response you want, there’s a good chance your marketing might be giving off sleazy pickup artist vibes without you even realizing it.
In this episode, we’re breaking down why some wedding pros struggle to attract the right clients and how small shifts in your approach can make marketing feel effortless instead of pushy. You’ll learn how to make couples excited to work with you instead of making them feel like they’re being sold to.
If you want to attract more of your ideal couples without feeling like you’re begging for bookings, this episode is for you.
Hey there, welcome back to the podcast. Today, we are diving into a question I hear all the time from wedding professionals: “What do I post and where?”
It sounds like a reasonable question, but the truth is, this is the wrong way to approach marketing. If you are focused on figuring out the perfect thing to say and the perfect place to say it, you are treating marketing like a formula.
And that is exactly what sleazy pickup artists do in dating.
They memorize lines. They learn tricks. They believe if they say the right thing in the right way at the right time, they can convince someone to like them.
But that is not how relationships work, and it is not how marketing works either.
Most wedding pros believe success comes from posting the right content at the right time on the right platform. They think if they can crack the code, inquiries will start flowing in.
But that is like someone who wants to get more dates by learning a list of perfect pickup lines.
At best, it feels unnatural. At worst, it turns people off completely.
The reason this approach fails is that it ignores the most important part of marketing. Your ideal clients are not robots following a formula. They are people with emotions, desires, and preferences. They book vendors who make them feel understood, not the ones who throw out the most content on the most platforms.
It is like trying to win someone over by memorizing what to say instead of actually understanding what they care about.
Think about dating for a second. What makes someone attractive? It is not just looks or the perfect one-liner. It is connection.
If you have ever met someone who just gets you, you know how effortless that connection feels. They do not need tricks. They do not have to guess what to say. They understand you, so conversation flows naturally.
The same thing happens in marketing. When you understand your ideal clients inside and out, marketing becomes effortless.
Instead of struggling to come up with what to post, you already know what they care about, what they are worried about, and what will make them trust you.
If you want to book more weddings, stop thinking about tactics and start thinking about psychology.
The real question is not “What do I post and where?” but “Who am I trying to reach and what do they need to hear from me?”
Inside The Wedding Business Collective, members use my proven framework to understand what their best clients actually care about. They do not waste time guessing. They go straight to the source and build their marketing around real insights from their ideal couples.
This is why their marketing works. They are not just throwing content out there hoping something sticks. They are creating a connection that makes couples want to book them.
Most wedding pros look at what other vendors are doing and try to copy it. They post the same types of content, share the same wedding trends, and say the same things.
That is like going on a date and saying exactly what you think the other person wants to hear instead of being yourself.
Your ideal couples do not want the same generic experience they see everywhere else. They want to connect with a vendor who truly understands them.
Inside The Wedding Business Collective, I help members craft a brand and message that immediately stands out. When they shift from copying trends to showing up as their unique selves, they stop competing on price and start attracting couples who are excited to work with them.
If you are tired of feeling overwhelmed by marketing, here is what you need to do instead.
This is how you make marketing your wedding business easy. It is not about doing more. It is about doing the right things in the right way.
Inside The Wedding Business Collective, members get access to proven frameworks, expert feedback, and a supportive community that helps them market with confidence. Instead of spending hours trying to figure out what to post, they have a clear plan that actually converts.
If you have been struggling with marketing your wedding business, stop chasing tactics and start focusing on connection.
The best marketing is like the best relationships. When you truly understand the people you want to attract, everything becomes easier. You stop second-guessing yourself. You stop wasting time on things that do not work. And you start booking more weddings with ease.
If you are ready to create a marketing strategy that actually works, come join The Wedding Business Collective. You will get the tools, training, and support you need to attract and book your ideal clients without the stress.
Head over to https://evolveyourweddingbusiness.com/wedding-biz-collective to learn more.
Thanks for listening, and I will see you next time!
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