Autumn Young
The Cost of I Do
The Cost of “I Do” is a three part series covering the financial costs, physical limitations, and mental obstacles that contribute to the wedding industry. Hear from multiple vendors and a soon to be bride as they pull pull back the veil on the truth about the big day.
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The Couple 07.05.2026 23:27
In this special bonus episode, host Autumn Young goes back to talk to bride Hailey Haase and her fiance Payton Webb about the excitement of their upcoming wedding. Find out what things have been the hardest and what costs are way to high. Afterwards, Autumn gives tips she learned about how to avoid fights during wedding planning.
The Mental 07.05.2026 12:51
In this episode, host Autumn Young continues conversation with the DJ, florist, hair stylist and photographer to learn about the mental obstacles the face working in the wedding industry. Find out how the saying, "Photos are forever," affects multiple vendors, and hear Autumn's best tips for brides to get over their mental hurdles.
Physical Limitations 25.04.2026 13:15
In this episode, host Autumn Young is rejoined by a DJ, florist, photographer and hairstylist to learn about the physical barriers of the wedding industry. Find out more about the strength needed if you work in the industry, and which vendor has it the hardest. Also wait to hear Autumn’s three best tips to help yourself be physically prepared for wedding season.
The Finances 17.02.2026 15:55
In this episode, host Autumn Young talks with a DJ, florist, photographer and hairstylist to learn about all of the unknown costs of the wedding industry. Find out why everything with the “wedding” label is automatically more expensive, and hear Autumn’s three best tips to save money and get the most for your dollar.
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