The document summarizes the author's experience attending a networking luncheon hosted by the Professional Wedding Group (PWG) of Fort Worth. It describes how the luncheon provided an opportunity to meet and connect with other wedding professionals in a relaxed environment. It highlights some of the local vendors who helped style and cater the event, including florals, seating, catering, bartending, photography, and entertainment. The author concludes by providing contact information for Millie Pearl Hair Extensions.

1. Millie Pearl Hair Extensions
Attending the September PWG of Fort Worth Luncheon
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2. I am new to networking. It does not come naturally to me and even
when I’m “networking” I always think I’m doing it wrong. “Am I
meeting enough people?” “Oh God, I didn’t even hear what she said,
it’s so loud in here, just smile and nod and pretend you heard her
name….” “I’ll just plop myself right over here at this corner table
and if people want to talk to me they can and if not, then, I guess I
will not talk to them either….”
When I found PWG I was brand new to the wedding space and knew
I had to start doing the whole song and dance that is networking.
Little did I know this wasn’t your typical networking event. It’s half
networking (like the first 30 minutes) (and there’s always an open
bar) (and you’re surrounded by eager wedding professionals,

3. mostly female, who are feeling the same way you are) and half
educational. Every luncheon hosts a speaker or two that discusses an
array of topics (from contracts to Pinterest) and have honed in and
crafter their said space in the wedding world. It’s the best
“networking” I’ve ever been to!
This months luncheon was planned by Linda Lyons of Lyons Events
at The Vintage Rail in Fort Worth.
This space was beautifully styled by local wedding vendors which is
so awesome to see what each and every one come up with for the
different luncheons around the metroplex. The Lace Bouquet styled
the florals/centerpieces. Lawson Event Rentals took care of all the
seating/place settings/table clothes/etc.

5. I mentioned open bar
above and boy did this
bartending crew do an
awesome job! DFW
Bartending had two
specialty drinks they
were serving as well as
beer, wine, whatever
else you could think of!
It was the perfect size
for your wedding
reception as it took up
very little room and the
woman working the
event were great. Highly
recommend!

6. The meal was catered by Hard Eight BBQ and I was super excited to
see their name on our lunch menu (created also by Linda Lyons
other business: Lyons Paperie ). I will sayyyyy in all honesty, the
meal was great except for the chicken. Chicken is hard to serve at a
big event (wedding especially) because you have to be careful not to
dry it out and not give the whole event food poisoning from
undercooking it. With our event they made sure it was dry enough to
not really eat BUT! The salad, bread, potatoes and booooy that
buttermilk pie were top notch.

8. What would an event/wedding reception be without photographers,
videographers, and a DJ to make the party a PARTY?! Our luncheon
had the crews of Silver Bear Creative, Beatbox Portraits, and
LeForce Entertainment providing great ambiance and documenting
the entire afternoon. AND! I briefly made the video so there’s proof
of me being there! Huzzah!

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