u/Old-Purchase-5995

Long time lurker, rare poster. Four years reading this subreddit and you all have taught me more about bourbon than I had any right to know.

Here's where I need the community.

My fiancee and I are getting married this June in Kentucky with two friends that couldn't make it to our wedding in Idaho so we are taking the whole thing on the road.

Buffalo Trace has been present for the chapters that mattered and was on the bar the night things got serious. We chased George T. Stagg for two years before we finally found one and opened it on a night that deserved it. I half serious proposed with a bottle of Blanton's Gold one cold December morning. (Don't worry, the actual proposal was better)

And then there's the EH Taylor story. A bar owner in our town tried to use a bottle of EH Taylor to ask my then girlfriend on a date. She shared the story with me. And then she shared the bottle with me. That bottle means more to us than he will ever know.

What I want is simple. A ceremony near some aging barrels. Six people total. Thirty minutes. Real vows. No party during or after. Just a handful of people who won't be in the way of bourbon in its slumber.

Buffalo Trace is welcome to shoot and use their own content of the ceremony if they would like. We would also be happy to spend a little time with their team afterward if there are specific shots that would be useful to them.

If anyone in this community has a genuine connection at Buffalo Trace I would be incredibly grateful.

Reddit, I know you are amazing. Help me find the person who can say yes to our I dos.

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Long time lurker, rare poster.

My fiancee and I are road tripping across the country this June and staying at Hilton properties along the way. We are producing content at every stop and want to make sure what we create actually lands on brand for Hilton rather than just posting whatever we shoot without any direction.

We have reached out through official channels and are trying to find the right person to talk to.

If anyone in this community has a genuine contact in Hilton marketing, brand partnerships, or even at the property level we would be incredibly grateful for an introduction.

Hey there everyone,

Long time lurker, new to the podcasting thing.

My fiancee and I have jumped right into it with good chunk of investment because we are both the quick start type, just our personalities, so not a lot of worry about sound quality.

She's just very critical of it, and thinks it isn't the best. I'll admit, we just jumped in since that was the overwhelming advice I had read on here. I edited the episodes we recorded and the first three are chaos, as one would expect.

Now we are on episode 12 and I feel like they are much better, in addition to the audio upgrade from wireless mics to corded XLR mics on episode 7; we are starting to find our groove.

It's still a little wild without structure but overall ok to listen to. I know experts weren't built in a day.

Any words of wisdom I can repeat to her to calm her performance, let's call them butterflies?

Also a big shoutout to everyone in here for all the great topics and knowledge. Y'all the true MVPs.