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Oct 13, 2021 14 min

WEDDING PLANNING Q+A || Ditch or Keep?

from The Bridal Journey Podcast

Fun day Thursday lovers! What a fun episode we have for you today!!! Polls on Instagram can be SO much fun - and today we dissect the top 10 "wedding traditions" that people want to DITCH OR KEEP?! White wedding dresses? Programs at your ceremony? Traditional gift registries? The people have spoken and we chat all about why we think you should ditch or keep these traditions! EPISODE PARTNER - WHO IS ELIJAH Before we get into today’s episode of The you and Me Podcast, we wanted to take a moment to introduce to you our newest podcast partner, Who is Elijiah perfumery. Who is elijah is an independent Australian luxury fragrance house that is defying conventions with its modern take on perfumery. Founded in 2018 by Sydney resident Raquel Bouris, who is elijah is designed to be worn by anyone, no matter their gender identity. Each who is elijah fragrances are hand bottled and packaged by their small team in Sydney, with sustainable and ethical values that drive this brand & team. Each of the four fragrances has a unique scent profile, inspired by Raquel’s own experiences and travels as well as universally relatable moments in life. Who is Elijah is offering our lovers a free discovery set with every new purchase made at who is Elijah.com.au Enter DISCOVERYYOUANDME sat the checkout to receive yours! Terms and conditions apply.

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