There are all kinds of needs and opportunities in the world of weddings.

We've examined many of them on the show, and I think we've done so without ever repeating

a topic.

Lots of different side-usual ideas, opportunities.

And the key point here, at least the key point for many of these ideas, is that not everybody

who wants a wedding wants a traditional one.

So nothing wrong with tradition, and within traditional weddings, of course, there are lots

of needs and opportunities as well.

But for our purposes, what we're talking about all kinds of different and often unexpected

ways to make money, some previous episodes of the show have featured an allotment consultant,

a copyrighted duo that will ghost-write your wedding vows or toasts, people who specialize

in same sex weddings or other non-conforming weddings, and what I believe was episode

100 and 95, the competitive world of dove-releasing.

If you've ever wondered how that works, you can learn all about it in an episode.

I remember learning about that many days ago.

Oh, and, uh, lest we forget the Craigslist photographer, Oliver Asus, a California state

government employee who makes several thousand dollars a month on the side.

He has inspired, uh, at least, to my knowledge, three other people, since we featured him in

the first week of side-usual school and also in the side-usual book.

So, in a transition, in a segue to today's story, let's say you want something snazzy,

sassy, or just different for the photos in your wedding.

And let's say for this example, you live in or near Melbourne, Australia, a beautiful

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