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Welcome!

Congratulations on your engagement! Now that you have found your partner, picked a date, and hopefully nailed down your venue, it is time to hire your photographer. My name is Jen O’Sullivan, a boutique wedding photographer who specializes in portrait journalism. I love what I do. I am blessed. Beyond what I ever could have imagined! I have some of the best clients on the planet, the most supportive and loving husband, and the absolute cutest son ever! Check out his latest photo editorial on my Facebook profile. facebook.com/jenosullivan
Okay, so here is the boring stuff: I have been working in the commercial and event photography business throughout Southern California since 1998, and became a full time wedding photographer in 2004 after getting married to Tim, my High School sweetheart and Junior High crush. (Yes, we went to prom together.) I quickly left the commercial business behind after having such a hard time finding just the right photographer for my own wedding. I decided to try to change the way Wedding Photography is offered to brides and grooms. I have an open door, open book policy which no other photographer offers to my knowledge. You will become my friends, and I love that! I will photograph your first baby photos, just because I want to gift that to you. You will become part of my “family.” As a boutique wedding photographer, I want you to get all the attention you deserve. Your wedding is one of the most important days in your life and I am blessed to be a part of it. I want you to love your day over and over again. My desire is to give you peace of mind knowing you have chosen the right person; someone you can trust to capture your memories that will last a lifetime. These are exciting times - cherish every moment, and don’t forget to live! laugh! love!
~ Jen O’Sullivan, Owner & Principal Photographer

To read how I became a wedding photographer click HERE.

Jen O'Sullivan Boutique Wedding Photography

357 South Robertson Boulevard
Beverly Hills, California 90211


jen@jenosullivan.com | 310-494-6547

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Facebook Etiquette Dos and Don’ts

Facebook can be a tricky place for many people. There are a lot of etiquette issues that need to be considered and learned before you jump in. It can be an addiction that you will love or hate. The hardest part is getting over the initial frustration of learning something new. For those of you...

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Wedding And Event Specialists Open House

I hosted a successful Open House for Wedding And Event Specialists today at my studio in Beverly Hills. There was a lot of positive energy in the room… just the way I like it! Special thanks to Marc Dahm of Bluecat International for setting up his new Flippin’ Cool flip books booth, Melinda...

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Marketing: Where is Your Message Seen?

Where is your message seen?
It is said that you or your message needs to be seen or hear 6 times before someone will remember it. However, if your message is poorly written no one will remember it, ever. If your message is sent to the wrong audience, the same is true. No one will ever...

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Marketing: What is Your Message?

WHAT is your message?
One of the best tag-lines I have seen from a fellow photographer is by Red-Loft Studios “Not Your Mother’s Wedding Photography.” It is fun and not expected and therefore, becomes memorable. It is called the Stickiness Factor or Viral Marketing. Remember “Where’s the beef?” or “Got Milk?” Yes, these companies spent millions...

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Marketing: Who is Your Messenger?

Who is your messenger?
This will quite possibly be the most important question you ask yourself when creating a marketing strategy.
Based on a popular novel, “The Tipping Point” I will go over three important types of people to look for in helping you create a successful campaign.
1. Connectors – These are the people who know EVERYONE....

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Marketing: Go beyond the traditional

Traditional marketing is not working! Even what some consider nontraditional marketing is not working. Why? Immunity. Do you remember when you were a kid and you would get a letter in the mail? It was so exciting. Now how do you feel about the mail? Bills, junk mail, bills. The only thing you open first...

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Blogging for SEO

There was a very pointed reason why I decided to eliminate my traditional website and convert my entire website into one hyper blog: SEO. Search Engine Optimization. That is the main reason. The other very important reason is this: I tend to do for my own business how I respond to others. What do I...

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Wedding And Event Specialists February Meeting

We had a wonderfully successful Wedding and Event Specialists meeting at my studio on Wednesday. Several new faces were there and we had fun learning more about each other while learning about blogging. We were treated to some super yummy cake from Cakes by the “Pound.” I am looking forward to hearing some presentations from...

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10 Marketing Tactics for 2010

1. Build Your Community.
Community is King and your database is the lifeblood to your business. Keep it up to date and complete. By complete I mean, email, mailing address, anniversary, birthday.
2. Be a Guest at your industry Trade Show.
Go as a guest, walk the show, bring your camera, and photograph the vendors at their...

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