Yes. We are firmly entrenched in our niche. We recognize that there are only 24 hours in a day, and that the ever-changing wedding industry requires all of our time and our full attention. The ongoing process of making editorial contacts and keeping up with wedding trends is practically a full-time job itself.
The majority of our press portfolio is online, however we have had success with print and podcasts as well. Do you aspire to broaden your marketing to television? While it is not our specialty, we are happy to recommend alternative public relations agencies to assist. We encourage you to visit our press portfolio to get to know our work better.
Many larger brands target a number of different industries, so we’ve found ourselves happily representing companies that may also have another PR agency in place for other areas of their company. Typically in this instance, we would want to connect with the other publicist to run through our respective areas to ensure there is no crossover.
In short, no, and would encourage you to be cautious about any one promising that. The fact is, there are many variables that have to fall into place in order for something to be published- whether it’s an article, podcast interview or real wedding feature. Unless the PR practitioner is also the publisher/editor of the media outlet being targeted, they do not have 100% control and should not guarantee coverage.
Typically, we hold our initial consultation via phone or Zoom. Our team will review your website, social media mentions, and anything else you would like to share so we can be well-versed during your meeting. You can expect your consultation to take approximately one hour. We’ll run through specific questions about your needs, goals, and ideal relationship, and allow you plenty of time to ask questions. After we meet, we’ll develop a proposal. This generally takes a few business days to turn around. Once you have reviewed the proposal, you’ll have an opportunity to ask questions and express any concerns before signing and commencing services.
Our current clients are primarily based in North and Central America as well as Western Europe but we’re available globally. While we’re based in Virginia, the majority of our clients are outside of our state.
We speak on a number of wedding PR and marketing related topics. We invite you to review our Speaking page for our latest topics and recent engagements. Current clients may download our most frequently requested resources (biographies, head shots, logos, etc.) on our Resources page.
Retainer clients are billed monthly, and w currently accept all major credit cards. Members of the OFD Collective, have the option to be billed yearly or monthly.
In college, Meghan decided she wanted to be a wedding planner and was going to name her company One Fine Day. Several years out of school, she was happily planning weddings at reception venues, but realized that she wanted to combine her love of weddings with her PR/marketing background. She shortened her company name to OFD as a “wink and a nod” to her prior aspirations.
After two successful royal viewing parties, the union jack décor has been retired and now hangs ceremoniously in Meghan’s office. The hope is to help line the streets of London one day for the next generation of royal weddings.