Meet Us At The Altar: Sharp Takes & Soft Landings on Wedding Culture

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It's wedding season, Trainers! BK and Ashley both got married in 2024, and in this episode, we talk about our nuptials, good home training wedding etiquette, and some of our favorite weddings from pop culture history. Products Mentioned:Steve’s Flower Market Currently, Good Home Training is brought to you by our own wallets and from our living room, but if you’d like to sponsor us get in touch at [email protected] US GROWShare this episode with your friends, family, and coworkers (only to cool ones). Follow us across socials:Instagram Threads YouTube Finally, rate, review, and subscribe to the pod so you don’t miss a single episode. Special thanks to Devan Dewalt of DeVision Media for our theme music, KC King for producing this episode, and the city of Chicago for being the best third co-host we could ask for ❤️.

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