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Following your Vendors

Do you follow your vendors?  I do! I recently joined Twitter and since Twitter pulls your email address to help you find people you know; it naturally pulled my vendors who tweet.  Instantly, I was following along with our DJ, Photog and Officiant.  I already followed some of their blogs (and Laura and I go to TaeBo together), but this new social media makes me feel more connected than ever.

I enjoy hearing about the other weddings they’re doing, seeing new blog posts and getting to know more about them on other levels.  I also think it helps them get to know me and my style in different and more in-depth ways.  For example, when I accidentally made myself look like a superhero my DJ joked that he could play superhero music for my entrance and my photographer gave me the contact info for his hair stylist friend!

In fact, I sorta wished all my vendors tweeted and blogged so I could follow along.  Except the cake baker…because I don’t know if I could handle tweets about buttercream while dieting.

Do you follow your vendors?

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One Response to “Following your Vendors”

  1. Brit Says:
    August 21st, 2009 at 4:59 pm

    I love following my vendors, on their blogs or Twitter. I’m with you, in that it gives you a better connection with them!

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