Styled shoots are more than just beautiful photos—they’re powerful business tools when used strategically.

In this episode of ABC Weddings Unveiled, host Veronica Foster sits down with Master Wedding Planner Colleen Bauer, founder of Fairy Godmother Events, to break down how wedding professionals can leverage styled shoots to elevate their brand, build meaningful industry relationships, and ultimately book more weddings.

Together, they go beyond the aesthetics and dive into the real strategy behind successful styled shoots—what works, what doesn’t, and how to turn creativity into measurable growth.

If you're a wedding planner or event professional looking to stand out in a competitive market, this episode will give you actionable insights to make your styled shoots work for your business—not just your Instagram feed.

Social media doesn’t have to feel overwhelming — or like a full-time job.

In this episode, we’re joined by Nina Addeo, founder of I Do Wedding Marketing, to talk about what’s actually working right now on social media for wedding professionals. Nina shares practical strategies to help planners, designers, and creatives grow their visibility, attract aligned couples, and show up online with confidence — without burnout.

We dive into content strategy, trends, reels, consistency, and how wedding pros can stop posting just to post and start marketing with intention. If social media feels confusing, exhausting, or ineffective, this episode will help you rethink how you approach it — and how to make it work for your business.

Perfect for wedding planners and creatives who want clarity, consistency, and conversions from social media.

In this episode of ABC Weddings Unveiled, we’re diving into a conversation that every wedding professional needs to hear—but few are having.

Veronica Foster is joined by Registered Psychotherapist and founder of I Do Therapy, Anansia Leslie-Bailey, to explore the intersection of mental health, culture, and wedding planning. Together, they unpack what’s really happening beneath the surface when couples are labeled “difficult,” how family dynamics and cultural expectations shape the planning process, and why emotional intelligence is quickly becoming one of the most valuable skills in the wedding industry.

You’ll also learn what “intersecting identities” mean in the context of weddings, the difference between diverse and inclusive marketing, and how to take a trauma-informed approach—without stepping into the role of a therapist.

You can also visit Anansia's website here: https://www.ido-therapy.com/