Interested in talking to a reporter about wedding planning?
If any ladies on the board are interested in submitting some anecdotes to a reporter at AOL, see the media query below!
Topic: Soon-to-be-brides planning weddings at work
Reporter Name: Aaron Crowe (AOL)
Email: [email protected]
Media Outlet: AOL
Deadline: 01:00 PM EST - 27 July
Query:
Looking for a few soon-to-be brides to comment on the wedding planning they get done at work. How much company time are you using to plan for the big day, and does it negatively affect your work? About how many hours per week do you spend planning your wedding and how much of it is at work? Does being engaged mean you're taken more seriously at work? Why do you do the wedding planning at work? Anonymous answers allowed if necessary, but need your first name, city of residence, age and approximate date of wedding.
Topic: Soon-to-be-brides planning weddings at work
Reporter Name: Aaron Crowe (AOL)
Email: [email protected]
Media Outlet: AOL
Deadline: 01:00 PM EST - 27 July
Query:
Looking for a few soon-to-be brides to comment on the wedding planning they get done at work. How much company time are you using to plan for the big day, and does it negatively affect your work? About how many hours per week do you spend planning your wedding and how much of it is at work? Does being engaged mean you're taken more seriously at work? Why do you do the wedding planning at work? Anonymous answers allowed if necessary, but need your first name, city of residence, age and approximate date of wedding.
