Weddings

Clubhouse is a new(-ish) audio-only app that can best be described as a live-interactive-podcasting-experience.

With vaccine distribution hinting at a full return of events in 2021, it could very well end up being quite a busy season as the industry makes up for lost time.

There are real and genuine ways a business can attract diverse clients without tokenizing any race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.

Tomorrow, January 6, 2021 CAPE is calling on ALL wedding professionals to upload a 0:15sec-1:00min story to their website, describing how the ban on wedding receptions has impacted you.

This year’s weddings (and likely next year’s) are taking place at small-but-significant locations that are as safe as they are beautiful. For couples, this means they don’t have to sacrifice their design ideas for a shorter guest list.

With all of the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic and its much-anticipated resolution, it’s natural to question what the industry will look like in 2021—and where your business fits into that landscape. 

Family drama exists before the engagement; the planning process is just another stage for that drama to play out. It brings pre-existing issues to the surface, which can quickly get out of hand if not controlled.