As I was planning my wedding, I remember flipping through a
magazine and finding the perfect brooch bouquet. After calling to find out the
price, I was informed that the bouquet cost $1,000, which was about $1,000 over
my budget. After buying a new house and preparing to save for our future, we
managed to budget our wedding at only $5,000, which is why I call my budget, a
“low to no” budget.
After already saying no to my $8,000 dream dress, it just
didn’t seem fair that I couldn’t even have the ideal brooch bouquet. As I was
searching for the perfect ingredients for my dream wedding, I ended up having
to push it back several times and the years began to come between the two of us.
Finally, after looking at that magazine picture a thousand times, I was able to
lay it down when my future husband finally said, “Babe, you can make that.”
After work each day, I spent five hours or more working on
my own brooch bouquet. Venturing without guidance, I dedicated myself by
sinking my teeth into the project and making it mine. After squeezing in forty
hours of work, it was finally complete. Besides making my dream brooch bouquet,
I had also stirred up something deep inside of me that was aching to get out.
While working, a peace of mind washed over me with a newfound inner happiness
and general contentment.
The final product stunned my husband and we both felt it
came out as good if not better than the one in the magazine. I felt as if I had
taken a first step in a new, exciting direction. I also felt an undeniable
connection to God and I knew I had found my true passion. At my wedding, all
the guests gathered around and kept telling me I should go into business for
myself.
Thanks to my growing passion and the encouragement of my
friends and family, I had no hesitation venturing out to open up B in the Center, LLC. Every morning, I
wake up with a smile and that same peace of mind with me because I know I can
help others get the ingredients for their dream wedding at an affordable rate.
I can see that inner child in every customer smiling ear to ear and I love to
be the one to say, “Yes, you really can have it all.”
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