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I think most vendors that participate on wedding blogs and boards have good intentions and are just trying to get their names out there, but don’t know what is and isn’t ok.  So this post is for vendors pondering that very same question.  

I thought we’d start with a few examples of what not to do.

This is a spam comment that we deleted today.  This vendor left several variations of this comment on threads where brides were looking for wedding dresses:

Would you like the opportunity to work with a designer who takes pride in her work first hand?  Well look no further because Ines Di Santo’s collection is definitely a must see for those brides who love either the sexy slender look or a full ballgown with just an edge of sophistication without being overwhelming. 

Call today to make your appointment now at:

Bridal Store
123 New York Avenue
New York, New York 11111
www.spam.com 

The following is a deleted thread started by a photographer.  It’s also the most common type of comment vendors leave in response to brides looking for specific services or products. 

try my site and if you don’t live near me I can travel!  I also give prices and packages that can give you a feel for what photographers charge.
 
www.photographer.com

If I’m not available for your wedding or you just have questions about what to look for in a wedding Photographer/photojournalist please just give me an email.

Cheers, johndoe
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Most of you out there reading this are probably already familiar with Snippet and Ink, a daily source of lovely and amazingly curated wedding inspiration, but I just wanted to sing its praises anyway! Kathryn always has impeccable taste, and I love how her seasonal inspiration boards are always uncannily dead-on, even when they are all so wildly different. For example; the two wintry lovelies below! First off, a stark white board:

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