There are two weddings taking place that are among the first where Brian and Liz have outdone competing florists (vs. a couple of other weddings for people who already knew them and sole-sourced - or were spontaneous locals) to do the flowers for the wedding and ceremony. Keep in mind that May 1 marks only six months of being in business - and business is FABULOUS!
In fact, they have multiple weddings already booked - stretching throughout the year.
What makes this weekend even sweeter is that one bride, who shall remain deliciously anonymous, had originally consulted with Brian's last employer - the one who did everything she could to tarnish his reputation and posted fake on-line reviews about the business (among other childish shenanigans) until our lawyers shut her down.
The bride arrived - almost in tears - after her encounter with the (adjective) (noun). And with absolutely no mention of the previous working relationship or animosity (or lack of anti-psychotic drugs), she elected to go with Brian and Liz.
It's going to be such a great 6-month anniversary gift, given all the crap that we've had to deal with.
I heard an interview on NPR the other day about a new book called "The Thank You Economy" which focuses on some real basics about customer care, acknowledgment and reward. It focuses on businesses being authentic, honest, creative and original - which is exactly what L& B are doing. It's real, it's personal and it's successful.
There is Karma in this lifetime and I, for one, love that there is.
(and 500 Sparkly Princess Points to Bob in Smallville for calling it ahead of time! Yay, Bob!!!!)
1 comments:
You mean i was actually right about something!!!!!
I.Could.Die.
Seriously, though, that's great news.
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