a good day

Do you want to feel valued, seen, heard, and loved on your wedding day. It’s a no brainer, isn’t it? So with that in mind..

What if I asked you whether, you also want your guests to feel valued, seen, heard, and loved at your wedding? You want that too, right?

Jordan Kentris is a Canadian maximalist designer of 15+ years and founder of A Good Day who specialise in one-of-a-kind stationery and event branding.

From his years in advertising, communication and design, and his own experiences as a member of the LGBT+ community Jordan has a unique point of view about what inclusivity in weddings really means in practice. HINT: it goes back to the valued, seen, heard, and loved question I asked you before.

Today Jordan is going to teach you 8 easy ways to make your wedding more inclusive including:

 ·      how the words and phrases you use in your wedding stationery design affects how your guests feel,

·      a few common blind spots that couples often have in their planning that makes their wedding not very welcoming or comfortable for all their guests,

·      and how to roll out inclusive and gender-neutral language in your day-of activities and design pieces. 

Resources Mentioned:

A Good Day website: https://agooddayinc.com/

A Good Day on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agooddayinc/

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In this special episode, Operation Encore advisory board member Tom Luce describes his incredible musical career and how he went from painting houses to touring across the nation in sold-out venues. Tom describes the challenges of his early career, how he felt peace in the silent moments driving across the country, how he moved from the success of one song to a vibrant career, and how through it all, he focused on his love for melodies, lyrics, and arranging music.  During the podcast, you'll hear about the time his equipment van was stolen before a show (he racked up $10K at Guitar Center), how he almost missed opening for Toad the Wet Sprocket and how one introduction can change a life. Along the way, listen to Tom perform "A Good Day", "Buy a Dog" , and a new original song exclusive to this podcast.

If you enjoy Tom's music, be sure to visit his website (www.luceband.com), where you can "keep the music flowing and pay what you want."

Also be sure to visit one of Tom's favorite charities mentioned in the podcast (and good friends of Operation Encore) Notes4Hope (www.notes4hope.org).