this year started with a BANG!
i've been so busy trying to get myself in order for the projects at hand that i decided to look for a partner this year. usually i don't take on more than a project at at time since i usually work alone and have so many other projects running on the side but this year i had a few requests i couldn't pass up. i thought if i could meet someone who's in the same boat as i am and willing to join forces to create a great little company, how amazing would that be!
ideally i would like to find someone who has design experience and a list of their own clientele already in place so i placed an add last week and had some amazing responses. i'm meeting with a few people this week and next to get a better understanding of where everyone's coming from and to also introduce myself and my ideas. any suggestions???
planning this whole thing, i was brought back to my experiences working part time during school at a bridal boutique in yorkville. one thing i loved about going to work was the atmosphere. the boutique was beautiful, full of glamourous accessories and furnished like you wouldn't believe. i always thought to myself, when i start my own studio i want to design it like a bridal boutique :)
image from flickr's carine's bridal
7 comments:
I'll quit my job so we can join forces!
yah i wish!!!! LOL
i'm meeting up with people this weekend and next week. fingers crossed!
We could work without stopping for days if our studio looked like that too! Fabulous!
kari & kijsa
Wow Jen! This is so exciting! And the idea of a bridal shop, how dreamy :) That means business is good and it would be so much fun for you to have a partner (of course with the right one.) Do keep us posted on how your first round of meetings go!
kari & kijsa, i agree - i wouldn't want to leave my studio :)
thanks karen!
i will definitely keep you posted on the progress.
which bridal boutique did you work at jen?
jessica, i used to work at Rahamanian Houte Couture which i believe is no longer there anymore.
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