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This is what the overwhelm actually sounds like. C This is what the overwhelm actually sounds like. Craig and Luke came to me having already tried to find a venue and stopped. Not because there wasn't anything out there. Because there was too much, and no structure to move through any of it. One conversation changed that. Not because I gave them a list — because I gave them a framework. Something to think through before they started looking again. The Guided Venue Search Programme is that framework, built into a full programme. Every stage of the search, in the right order, with me alongside you. Doors open this week. Get on the list for more info. Details on the link in my bio.
Two ways to approach the same venue search. The ' Two ways to approach the same venue search. The 'after' isn't about having more information. It about understanding what to expect before you start. Seven Days of Clarity is free. Link in bio. #weddingvenuefrance #frenchweddingvenue #weddingplanningadvice
Seven Days of Clarity is a free email series I've Seven Days of Clarity is a free email series I've put together for anyone who's finding the French venue search harder than they expected. One email a day. Seven days. Each one offers a different perspective on the process — not a checklist, not a how-to guide. Just a clearer way of looking at something that tends to feel murky at the start. By the end of the week, most couples tell me the search feels more manageable. Not because anything has changed in the market — there are still over 10,000 venues out there — but because they're approaching it differently. It's free. It takes less than five minutes a day to read. If that sounds like something you need right now, you'll find the sign-up link in my bio. No pressure. No obligation. Just a week of perspective shifts, from someone who's done this a great many times.
After 30 years in this, I've come to know the Fren After 30 years in this, I've come to know the French venue search very well. Not just the venues themselves — though I've visited over 300 of them — but the process of searching. The decisions that need to come first. The ones that feel important but can actually wait. The questions couples don't know to ask until they've already made a mistake. A little while ago I put together a free email series to share some of that. Seven Days of Clarity. One email a day. Each one offers a different perspective on the search — not a checklist, not instructions. Just a reframe. A slightly clearer way of looking at something that tends to feel murky at the start. It's free, it's short — five minutes a day at most — and most couples tell me the search feels more manageable by the end of the week. Link in bio if you'd like to begin there.
Three things I wish someone had told me before I'd Three things I wish someone had told me before I'd visited my first hundred French venues. (Probably would have saved a lot of people a lot of confused afternoons.) The free series is in the bio — Seven Days of Clarity. One email a day, one perspective shift at a time. #frenchWeddingVenue #planningafrenchWedding #weddingvenuefrance #bordeauxWedding
Something that seems simple — finding a venue — st Something that seems simple — finding a venue — starts to feel layered quite quickly. It isn't that you're doing anything wrong. It's that a French venue search has more moving parts than most couples expect when they start. Guest numbers affect which venues are even viable. Your vision shapes what type of property you're actually looking for. Budget — once you understand how French venue pricing works — determines not just which venues you can afford, but how to read the quotes you receive. These things all need to be in place before you search. Not after. Before. Most couples begin the other way around. They start with the venues, and then they try to work the rest out as they go. That's where the confusion comes from. It isn't a knowledge gap. It's a sequence problem. Link in bio if you'd like a clearer place to start.
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