Jan 18, 2021
Leading California-based bridal salon, Mon Amie Bridal Salon, announces the launch of The Tea With Mon Amie Wedding Podcast, a new podcast to discuss everything about the wedding industry
January 18, 2021 —
Mon Amie Bridal Salon has taken their goal of providing clients with the best possible wedding experience to another level with the launch of The Tea With Mon Amie Wedding Podcast. The recently launched wedding podcast features experienced professionals and experts in the wedding industry discussing a wide range of topics as it concerns the different stakeholders in the industry.
The wedding industry has grown over the years to become a multi-billion-dollar market, thanks to the influx of several companies and brands looking to satisfy the diverse and increasing demand of clients. According to a recent report published by IBIS World, the global wedding market is estimated to be worth more than $300 billion, with the US wedding market taking a giant share of about $55 billion. The US market has over 500,000 businesses, employing more than 750,000 people to create experiences that last beyond the silk covered buttons and wedding cupcakes. One brand that has done amazingly well over the last four decades is Mon Amie Bridal Salon and the recent launch of their podcast reiterates their commitment to serving the industry.
Mon Amie Podcast is a weekly interactive show that will bring the latest happenings in the global wedding market to listeners. The podcast is suited for all categories of people, including wedding planners and couples-to-be, providing them with relevant information on how to make their big day a special and memorable one.
The team at Mon Amie will be using the podcast to highlight ways of creating the most memorable weddings in any part of the world while sticking to a budget. It will also serve as an eye-opener to service providers on how to better deliver innovative solutions to their clients.
For more information about The Tea With Mon Amie Wedding Podcast and other initiatives from Mon Amie Bridal Salon, please visit - https://monamie.com/our-story/.
About Mon Amie Bridal Salon
Mon Amie Bridal Salon was founded as a bridal solutions provider. Headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, the bridal salon has grown to become the West Coast’s most elegant and premiere bridal salon with over 43 years of delivering amazing wedding experiences to clients. The company offers a wide range of bridal gowns, with in-store boutiques to provide an unparalleled collection of European Designers as well as Plus Size selections.
Contact Info:
Name: Stephanie Perez
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Organization: Mon Amie Bridal Salon
Website: https://monamie.com/
Release ID: 88993892
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