They had to come back some time!

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To have a wedding like Leah and Paul here is a list of their wedding specialists:

PHOTOGRAPHY: JEN OF JEN O’SULLIVAN BOUTIQUE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

VENUE: THE WESTLAKE VILLAGE INN

COORDINATION: DANA JORDAN

OFFICIANT: DR. BILL OF FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN CHURCH

VIDEOGRAPHY: MATT OF  MATRIMONY PICTURES

MUSIC: MATT OF JOYFUL NOISE

FLOWERS: CLAIRE OF CLAIRE’S FLOWERS

CAKE: JAN AND MARTIN OF DELICIOUS BAKERY

Jen O’Sullivan is a boutique wedding photographer based out of Beverly Hills, California.
She specializes in alternative, photojournalistic wedding photography and is known for capturing the unique definitive moments during your event.

Copyright © 2009 by Jen O’Sullivan http://www.jenosullivan.com

Jen O’Sullivan, LLC  |  357 South Robertson Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California, 90211  |  310-494-6547

1. When you call someone (even if you call their cell phone) ALWAYS leave your phone number and then repeat it again. Do not assume they have caller ID (your number may be blocked) and do not assume because you know them, that they have your number memorized.
2. When you write an email ALWAYS spell the person’s name you are writing to correctly. Just because you know a Jenny or a Jenn does not mean that is me. Do not take your idea of how someone should spell their name and type it in that way. If you cannot remember and are too lazy to look up the correct spelling then do not address it with their name (not the best idea, but better than calling Cindi, Cindy.)
3. When writing an email ALWAYS include a signature that has your phone number. There are so many of you out there that do not do this. When I need to call then I have to go through the process of trying to find your website and hoping your number is there. It is also a good idea to include your website too. (See number 4 below for URL inclusion.)
4. When emailing, texting, tweeting, or posting your website anywhere on a computer or in cyber space ALWAYS include the http://www  If you do not, the person who wants to click on it will not be able to. They will have to cut and paste the URL into their browser. By adding the http:///www you will make your link active.
5. When your cell phone rings in the car and there are others with you NEVER answer it. It is quite possibly the rudest thing to talk on your cell phone while in the close quarters of a car ride. (This goes for non business dealings too.)

Feel free to add other business etiquette tips in the comments section below.