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ABC Weddings Unveiled is the official podcast of the Association of Bridal Consultants, created exclusively for wedding professionals who want to elevate their craft and grow their business.
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Not Just Bigger Weddings—Different Weddings: A Real Talk on South Asian Celebrations (opens the original)
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South Asian weddings are vibrant, meaningful, multi-day celebrations—but for many wedding professionals, they can feel intimidating or misunderstood. In this episode, we sit down with Michele Renee, a South Asian bridal hair and makeup expert with over 20 years in the beauty industry, to talk openly and honestly about culture, inclusion, and what vendors really need to know. Michele shares her real-world experiences working across North Indian, South Indian, and Pakistani weddings, breaks down c
The State of ABC: Reflecting, Growing & Looking Ahead (opens the original)
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In this special mid-year State of ABC episode, ABC President Veronica Foster shares an inside look at the organization’s vision, the progress made during the first half of the year, and the exciting initiatives shaping the future of ABC.
Structured to Scale: Building Systems That Give You Your Life Back (opens the original)
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Wedding professionals are masters at managing timelines for clients—but often struggle to manage their own time, priorities, and businesses. This week on ABC Weddings Unveiled, we sit down with productivity strategist and business systems expert Colleen Carswell, founder of Structured to Scale.
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