Brittny Drye | Catersource

Founder & Editor in Chief | Love, Inc.

Brittny Drye is the founder and editor-in-chief of Love Inc., one of the leading equality-minded wedding blog and digital publication. Her inclusive efforts have been celebrated by the New York Times, The Advocate, OUT Magazine, Refinery29, NY Daily News, Cosmopolitan, and more. She serves on the 2018-19 North American Advisory Board for the International Academy of Wedding & Events.

Weddings

Refreshing Your Marketing for Inclusivity

Brittny Drye

January 05, 2022

As the motivational fire kicks up with the new year, you might be considering a marketing refresh to switch things up and increase brand awareness...

Event Solutions

The Five Hottest Industry Trends Right Now, from an Editor’s Perspective

Brittny Drye

December 09, 2021

The wedding and event industry has seen countless trends come and go with the times, from doughnut walls to burlap-clad Mason jars. Yet, nobody knew...

Weddings

Inclusive Tips for Client Consultations

Brittny Drye

March 03, 2021

Client consultations are generally your first chance to truly get to know a prospective client and learn about their event needs. It also serves as...

Weddings

What It Means to Be An LGBTQ+ Ally

Brittny Drye

June 17, 2020

We are fortunate to work in a fairly progressive industry and, for the most part, we are ready to accept and welcome any new clients, regardless of...

Weddings

You Are Who You Do Business With

Brittny Drye

March 27, 2020

While you may be open to professional relationships that don’t endorse others’ beliefs, it’s important to understand that our clients don’t always...

Weddings

The Evolution of the Wedding Industry

Brittny Drye

October 24, 2019

The wedding industry has come a long way and continues to change as the years go by. We have shifted away from the cookie-cutter wedding and many...

Business & Operations

Exclusively Inclusive—Being Inclusive on Social Media

Brittny Drye

January 02, 2019

In 2015, the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples nationwide would legally be able to marry. This landmark ruling allowed couples all across the...