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The launch of our world first virtual planning software means Wedesque is looking to hire a bunch of sales staff ... in fact we have over 60 sales territories across the United States we need to fill.   What does the Sales Agent role look like? Be your own boss Work from home Set your own hours Never miss the kid's events at school Sell into the exciting world of weddings   What will you be selling? Via our planning software, Wedesque provides wedding vendors the most advanced and efficient advertising solution ever created. Providing vendors quality hot leads as we guide our users through their planning experience. Within your dedicated geographic market you will be assisting vendor find the best marketing solution to meet their needs and helping them set up their package and online listing.   Will I have to cold call? Rarely. We currently produce enough warm leads each day to sustain these territories. Naturally if you are a go-getter and want to smash your commission checks out of the park, you are more than welcome to cold call.   I have never done sales before ... Never fear, we all start somewhere. Provided you have the right attitude and are committed to learning and practice, we will offer you comprehensive training to ensure your development within the role and success.   What do I need? Minimum 20 hours across Monday to Friday. Friendly phone manner Access to PC or Tablet, Phone and Internet   How much will I earn? Earn up to $200 per day with just 2 x sales ... You will be employed under W2 status with Wedesque. We will pay you 20% of all sales you make. You will be paid weekly, for the proceeding week's work. You will have access to target incentives We have a high achievers program, where quarterly we take the best on weekend getaways.   If you would like to learn more about the Sales Agent role with Wedesque, please send you details to wedesque@mail.com      

We take great delight to introduce Kirsty & Benjamin with their most unique spiral ceremony set up at Mantra on Salt Beach; Kingscliff, Australia. As photos are worth a thousand words, we've decided to keep this blurb short and sweet.

Costa Rica (Listeni/ˌkoʊstə ˈriːkə/, "rich coast" in Spanish), officially the Republic of Costa Rica (Spanish: Costa Rica or República de Costa Rica, pronounced: [reˈpuβlika ðe ˈkosta ˈrika]), is a country in Central America, bordered by Nicaragua to the north, Panama to the southeast, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Caribbean Sea to the east, and Ecuador to the south of Cocos Island. It has a population of around 4.5 million, of whom nearly a quarter live in the metropolitan area of the capital and largest city, San José.

We met at a Church Trivia Night. Antonino proposed to me on the over the radio on the old Mix 106.5 Love Song Dedications. I had no idea. We went out to dinner with friends and then went for a drive to the spot where we had our first kiss and then the radio played Antonino’s proposal which he recorded with Richard Mercer a few days earlier. The colours for the day were Pink, White, Silver and Gold. We had the hall decorated in Pink, White and Silver, and our stationary was Gold and White. My favourite colour is pink and Antonino loves gold. The ceremony was at All Hallows Church in Five Dock. The ceremony started at 1pm. Being December, we had a beautiful sunny day! The church was set up beautifully with flowers, and being Christmas time the church had set up a beautiful nativity set and Christmas tree. I wore a white Peretti princess styled wedding dress, with a train length veil with white trimming. The dress was beaded with both Swarovski and Pearls. We picked the Doltone House because of the beautiful location and fantastic service that they offer. The bridesmaids wore baby pink/champagne coloured floor length George gowns. I purchased them from Alina Collections. I had 4 bridesmaids, 2 being my sisters (Dominique and Samantha), one being my cousin (Rochelle) and my good friend (Belinda). We all had pink and white roses for our bouquets and they groomsmen had white roses on their suit jackets. We then matched the flowers at the reception with my bouquet which were placed in the centrepieces. We had alternating centre pieces, one being a silver candelabra, and the other being a long vase with an opening at the top for the flowers to go into. Our favourite part of the wedding was leaving the reception in a yacht. It was a fantastic way to end an amazing day!