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Ever consider hiring a bridesmaid to help with your wedding? Many people do!
Notes from Chris
Episode 1153
Welcome to Throwback Thursday / “Where are they now?” where we take an in-depth look at someone who’s story has evolved considerably since we first featured them. So far in these features, we’ve heard from a woman who teaches citizenship classes and civics lessons on YouTube as well as a guy producing scavenger hunts in many different U.S. cities. Today, in our latest feature, we’ll hear from Jen Glantz, also known as the Bridesmaid for Hire. She had one of the most interesting ideas I never would have thought of and was able to capitalize on it in a remarkable way. I’d encourage you to listen to the original episode (Ep. 83) for more backstory. In today’s throwback episode, she’ll tell us a bit about what’s happened since, along with her biggest current challenge and some advice for anyone who’d like to follow in her bridesmaid biz footsteps. Listen to today's episode to hear Jen's updates...MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Learn more about Jen and check out her businesses at these links:
- BridesmaidforHire.com: Jen's original business and website.
- JenGlantz.com: Jen's personal website.
- FinallytheBride.com: Jen's latest project featuring her own wedding journey.
- @jenglantz: Follow Jen on Instagram.
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- Artistic Wedding Backdrop Offers Updated Photo Alternative: Two friends create an unusual wedding centerpiece, renting it to couples in search of a nontraditional wedding ceremony.
- Savvy Bride Turns Budget Wedding Into Six Figure Success: A frugal bride starts blogging about how to save money while planning a wedding. After a lot of hard work, she’s now generating over six figures per year.