Edges Wild Studio

American poet/civil engineer (which I love, because aren't all poets civil engineers?) Richard Blanco has written a piece called "The Declaration of Interdependence," suggesting that a deepening national sense of the same is the next step toward our communal flourishing. I'm into that. And it's a good articulation of what has surprised and delighted me most about the experience of earning a living in the event industry. The degree to which our work and our artistry depends on other people with other talents and other perspectives is exactly what makes this sector of service offerings work. And with well-chosen collaborators, it makes our day-to-day endlessly fascinating, since almost every project we undertake turns into an open-source information exchange in the interest of doing our own work with ever-increasing excellence. So as is typically the case, this collection of images features Edges Wild detail, but is largely impactful because of (and wouldn't have been possible without) other dedicated folks. In this instance: , photographer and venue proprietor. calligrapher and stationary designer. cake baker. And floral supplier. So cheers to "friendors" (i.e. vendor friends) and the bald fact that we need each other

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