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Stacie Tamaki: Founder / Owner / Creative Director / Web Developer
After working in the San Francisco Bay Area bridal industry for a decade creating custom couture bridal accessories, a few years ago I renamed my accessory business "The Flirty Bride" and was surprised and delighted by the way people embraced both the name and logo I created to go with my new image. It was fun. It was flirty. People loved it!

One thing I've learned after renaming my first company The Flirty Bride? That we all have a little "flirty" buried in us somewhere. Some of us it bubbles right to the surface, others have to dig a little bit to find it but it's there. So that's what The Flirty Guide is all about. To help create a friendly and positive web experience for those of you using the net to plan your wedding or event. I invite you to let go, find your inner flirty and have some fun here on The Flirty Guide.

Being Flirty: What do I mean by flirty? I feel I have redefined the word to mean someone who knows how to embrace the concept of expressing her or himself in a truly carefree and positive manner. Someone unafraid to flirt with all of the wonderful and endless possibilities that life has to offer. To me, being flirty isn't about attracting the opposite sex. It's not an age or income level. It's a state of mind. It's about being daring and enjoying the experience as YOU try new things and dare to be different as you define who you are.

What is the Flirty Guide all about? It's a fun, online, event planning resource. The concept? To introduce you to an exclusive list of fabulous event professionals who are specialists within their given fields, unique event ideas, sponsor fun contests and talk about the nitty gritty details of throwing a successful party, hosting the perfect wedding or being a great guest at either, all presented here in a light hearted and whimsical manner.

Love to throw fun soirees? Many of the ideas and resources on the guide are just as appropriate for a birthday or anniversary party as they are for a wedding. Large or small, a BBQ to a gala event, take a peek and you'll see what I mean. It's all about being a great host or hostess and personalizing the details in a way that reflects your own spirit and style.

Walking the Flirty Walk Down the Aisle Funny thing is that right when I began launching The Flirty Guide in May 2007, I was proposed to myself. Our wedding, in October 2007, was the perfect opportunity for me to show the world my vision of a "Flirty Wedding." And let me tell you, our wedding was a blast. Emotional, fun, stylish, personal and unique, all of our guests said they'd never been to a wedding like it before.

I hope all of you have as much fun planning your weddings parties as you do at your event. We did so I know it can be done!

How The Flirty Guide Began In 2004 I taught myself how to build a website for The Flirty Bride and was soon inundated with requests from people who wanted to hire me to design websites for them. Which is how my second business GIRLgoesGEEK.com was born. Fast forward to August 2006 when I realized there was a need for a bridal resource that would not only be informational, but would also embrace this attitude and look in a way that would allow both the visitors and industry professionals to express themselves in a flirty way.

For all the latest news visit my blog!

Stacie Tamaki


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