#63: Elevating Wedding Design with Strategic Rentals with Nezhdeh Parsanj
In this episode of Now That I’m Engaged, How Do I Get Married?, Kevin Dennis sits down with Nezhdeh Parsanj of Opus Event Rentals to talk about one of the most impactful yet often overlooked parts of wedding design: rentals and the role they play in shaping the overall guest experience.
With more than a decade of experience in event operations and design, Nezhdeh shares how thoughtful rental selections can completely transform a space, elevate the atmosphere, and help couples create weddings that feel memorable and intentional. From specialty lounge furniture and custom dance floors to large-scale installations such as pool covers and fabric structures, he explains that rentals go far beyond simply filling a room with tables and chairs.
The conversation dives into how couples can strategically prioritize their rental budget, why guest experience has become one of the biggest wedding trends, and how small design choices can often create a bigger impact than couples realize. Nezhdeh also shares behind-the-scenes insight into event logistics, vendor coordination, and why communication between planners, rental companies, caterers, and other vendors is critical to keeping wedding days running smoothly.
You’ll also hear practical advice on when couples should bring rental companies into the planning process, common mistakes people make when selecting rentals, and how to balance a dream design vision with real-world timelines and venue limitations.
If you’ve ever wondered how weddings are transformed into immersive experiences, questioned which design elements are actually worth the investment, or wanted a better understanding of what happens behind the scenes to bring an event to life, this episode offers an inside look into the world of wedding rentals and event design.
Nezhdeh Parsanj is the owner and lead event designer at Opus Event Rentals, a Southern California–based event rental company specializing in corporate events, live productions, and private celebrations. With over a decade of experience in event operations and design, Nezhdeh helps clients bring events to life through thoughtful planning, reliable execution, and high-quality rentals.
Highlights
• How rentals can completely transform a wedding space
• Why guest experience is shaping modern wedding design
• The difference between functional rentals and impactful design pieces
• How to prioritize your rental budget strategically
• Common mistakes couples make when selecting rentals
• Why vendor communication and logistics matter so much behind the scenes
• When couples should bring rental companies into the planning process
• Current wedding rental and event design trends couples are loving
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Transcript
Alright folks, I'm here with Nez from Opus Event Rentals down in Southern California. How you doing Nez?
Nezhdeh (:Very good. Thanks for having me, Kevin. It's really pleasure to be here.
Kevin Dennis (:Of course.
So, Nez, today we're going to be talking about elevating wedding design with strategic rentals. But before we do, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do and what makes Opus event rentals a little bit different?
Nezhdeh (:Certainly, yeah. Like you said, my name is Nezhdeh. I'm with Opus Event Rentals. I've been doing party rentals and event services for about 20 years and with Opus for about 11 years. ⁓ We do a lot of different types of rentals for weddings and events. And specifically, we do cover pools and create structures made out of fabric or different types of material.
Kevin Dennis (:So well.
Nezhdeh (:which enhances and sort of like gives it a little pop for your everyday backyard or, you know, venue event.
Kevin Dennis (:⁓ that must be really difficult to do. When you said that, I'm like, wow, the logistics in my head were like, that's a lot of work, I bet.
Nezhdeh (:It is a complicated process. There's a lot of steps to go through before you get to that final wow moment. But like I said, I've been doing this myself for about 20 years ⁓ and we've covered probably a thousand or so pools in that time. Yeah. Yeah. Especially in Southern California, know, everyone's backyard is relatively on a smaller size and everybody has a pool that takes up pretty much all of their space. So it's kind of common.
Kevin Dennis (:You
Yeah.
wow, so you're a pro. No problems.
Yeah, so they
want to do it. Perfect. All right, so let's dive in. So from your perspective, what role do rentals actually play in elevating a wedding design?
Nezhdeh (:Yeah.
You can definitely highlight the sort of aesthetic and the style that you're going for depending on ⁓ what you wish to have as your aesthetic for your event. So you can definitely highlight the, you know, if you want to have a forest sort of design, then you can incorporate elements of dark tones in your linens or in your chairs or things like that that can definitely like elevate the whole look.
And then it also depends on, obviously, everybody has a budget and then you can sort of tailor it by spending it strategically on certain things that really elevate your event. And you don't have to go full blown on every single aspect of your event. Like you just need like that one touch really adds a lot.
Kevin Dennis (:You
Yeah, I can imagine that really does. now do you guys, like what phase is it good to bring in a rental? know, like if I'm a designer, like how soon should we start incorporating the rental company into the design?
Nezhdeh (:We can start off right at the beginning. ⁓ For most of our weddings, we get most of our business from party planners and event coordinators and such things like that. ⁓ And when they bring us in right at the beginning, we usually do a site visit and we can discuss every aspect of the event from the moment the guests arrive to where they go to cocktail hour, where they have the reception, the ceremony, and all those things. when you have more people that have their expertise,
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Nezhdeh (:put in on the final project, you tend to have a better overall product at the end.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
So, okay, so we're a planner, a designer, or even the couples that are doing this, where do you think they underutilize rentals the most?
Nezhdeh (:I think they just hesitant to ask questions. think the more questions you ask from the people that have done this over and over again, like I always make the joke that I get married a dozen or two dozen times every weekend. It's kind of the thing. So we've gone through all the steps and we can give you the things to look out for. So what you should plan for, you should always have a plan B and those kinds of things. It's mostly, I think people should just.
Kevin Dennis (:No.
Nezhdeh (:Be open to asking questions and getting as much input as possible from true professionals and not just depending on friends and family and their advice that they give you. Because I'm sure there's a lot of people harping in people's ears when it's time to get married. And it's not always the best advice. It probably comes from a good place, but we have the experience. So you should definitely lean on your event planner or your party rental company who does this on a weekly basis.
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Nezhdeh (:to give you the do's and don'ts of what you should be doing and where you can spend your money wisely to get that really nice effect.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah, because I think sometimes couples are getting advice. Sometimes I even think it's outdated. things of, I mean, you know, the wedding's trends from trends to just even the way the style of weddings go changes every, you know, three to five years. And so, you know, if a parent got married 20 years ago, it's going to be, yeah, the weddings are going to be a whole lot different.
Nezhdeh (:certainly. Yes. Yes. I'm sure everybody's mother-in-law and father-in-law have an opinion.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah. ⁓ they all do. So all right.
So, Nez, what's the difference between rentals
years ago, it's going to be, yeah, the weddings are going to be a whole lot different.
Nezhdeh (:certainly. Yes. Yes. I'm sure everybody's mother-in-law and father-in-law have an opinion.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah. ⁓ they all do. So all right.
So, Nez, what's the difference between rentals that just like fill the space versus rentals that like truly elevate the entire event?
Nezhdeh (:I think it goes back to what I was saying about using your budget wisely. Like everyone needs tables and chairs, but if you have like this one specific item, like maybe you wanted to create like an arch backdrop of some sort for your ceremony or for your head table and you want it to go out, that's what you should do. You should focus on a certain little part and really do that portion well. And then people will take away from the event that they saw this or they had this experience seeing this for the first time.
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Nezhdeh (:or having a really nice dance floor. know, we do LED dance floors or white dance floors, things like that, that really pop and really show through in the photos. Because at the end of the day, know, 10, 15 years later, you look back and you want to see those photos and you want that to look really nice. And not everyone remembers how comfortable the chair was. It's everyone remembers what it looked like.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, so those ghost chairs are not very comfortable I always say so I'm gonna say they look and now we have a photo in our office and they look really of a ceremony set up with ghost chairs and it looks really amazing but I always go because one time another reason why I say that is I went to like an industry event and had a sit in one of the like, you know educational industry event and sat in one of those chairs for ⁓ six hours in my
Nezhdeh (:No, they're not, but they look nice, so that's the key.
Kevin Dennis (:rear end was not happy after sitting in that thing for six hours.
Nezhdeh (:Yeah, it's definitely not a comfortable chair. But most of them are not. ⁓
Kevin Dennis (:known.
All right. I know you mentioned you can be brought into the design process really early, like, how, what is an ideal time to bring the rental company in?
Nezhdeh (:Once you finalize your venue essentially, and you know where it's going to be and what day it's going to be, we can pretty much start from at that point because we can help you, like I said, coordinate sort of the layout of the space and how you can use every sort of aspect of the space for the different portions of your ⁓ ceremony or reception or a combination of both because I know in
some circumstances, the venue, they do both ceremony and reception at the same time. And then we have the transition period between the two. So all those are really important. Like I said, if you have someone that's an expert that can tell you, in this space, if you want to transition it, you can't do it in 30 minutes, you're going to need an hour or whatever that might be.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, makes sense. all right. you've been doing this, like you said, for 20 years. What are some common mistakes you see when it comes to selecting just the rentals or just incorporating the rental company into the design?
Nezhdeh (:For the most part, think people just don't, they underestimate certain aspects of the event and don't really consider the other aspects and they overlook certain things that at the end of the day they should have considered. So it comes from like overthinking the comfort of the chair, like you were saying, rather than just really going for the aesthetic look of the chair because that's what matters in the whole.
aesthetic of the whole event. And then also making sure that all of your vendors are in good communication. think people often overlook that, especially when it comes to the caterer and maybe some electrical problems, because I know we also rent electrical and sort of power stations as well. And I think catering, who sometimes uses a coffee maker that all of sudden takes up too much power and blows out the market lights because we didn't know that
Kevin Dennis (:⁓ those are the worst. Yeah.
Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:your caterer was going to use it. So I think those are the things that those small little details that a person like myself or another event planner could, you know, prevent by bringing it up earlier on. So when you're in the planning stages that who you're choosing to make sure your caterer, your planner, your vendors are all there together and they all know what each other person is doing so that you don't have anyone, you know.
messing up somebody else's work. That's probably the most, ⁓ the biggest oversight.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, and what about when it comes to like the logistics side of like from from load in to delivery to that kind of thing? Because I always say it's a big dance and if we all work together, you know in the setup process things are going to go smoothly. But like if the client told everyone to arrive at the same time, it's going to be a little bit of a sh*t show, you know, so to speak. what is you know when it comes to logistics, what do you think some of the mistakes people make?
Nezhdeh (:Certainly, so that's why it's important to have us on early on, especially having a planner as well, is to coordinate. So depending on where your event is, if it's like a backyard wedding, then yeah, you can stagger them in a couple days prior and then have them staggered again when it's time to pick it up. And day of stuff can happen day of, like catering and DJ, and then all the other things can happen day before. That makes life much easier. Our life is much easier when that happens when we have a couple days beforehand to set up. But then...
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Nezhdeh (:Most of our events are at venues that require same day sort of deliveries. You have small windows and you have to balance these out. And that's why it's important to have some a professional. whenever we have a client that comes in from the beginning, we always break it down. How many vendors are you having delivered that day? How many hours do we all have collectively to do so? We try to make sure that we're always the first one in to go.
Kevin Dennis (:Mmm.
was gonna ask that, is it
better for you to be the first one in?
Nezhdeh (:Typically,
yeah, because we are sort of, I always like to say we're sort of like the palette of the painting. So we need to be there first. So we're the background of it and then whatever is added on, you know, we have to put the table first in the chairs before the flower lady can put the flowers on top of the table. So if you just, if you only have, let's say three hour window, make sure we're the first ones there, give it a little bit of a grace period, like an hour or 30 minutes, and then have the next vendor.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:So at least the loading area has some space for people to move in. And each person can still, we still have to always work together, but we can have a little bit of gap in between.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah. So, all right. let's talk about all the wedding pros that are out there. Is there a way they can utilize rentals like more strategically to just like kind of increase the overall value and when it comes like budgets and that kind of stuff?
Nezhdeh (:Sure, yeah, certainly right now I think the trend is mostly about experiences. So people want to have an experience when they go to an event. So we do a lot of photo opportunity sort of placements of our products. So we have LED furniture that lights up and we have a swing. And we have a swing as well. all those people add those in a little area. You can have a lounge area, just something comfortable.
Kevin Dennis (:I agree.
that's cool. Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:But mostly about experiences, you give them photos or you have to give them the opportunity to make something that's really fast that they can keep like a souvenir. Those are really popular at the moment. I think people are swinging a little bit away from the fancier sort of like gold plated plates and things like that in a way to towards, like I said, experiences that people can have at their event that they can take home a little piece of with them when they go home so they can remember that day.
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I really feel like the couples that really focus on the guest experience that's the most memorable wedding. You know, like they're not going to remember the dried chicken. They're not going to remember that the linens were blue. You know, they're going to remember the feeling and the emotion that they had at the wedding.
Nezhdeh (:Exactly. Yeah, no one cares that they sat on a $30 chair or a $10 chair, you know, but if they get to take home something or they saw something that was incredible, like they did sparklers at the end, everybody got a sparkler or everybody got a neon stick, you took it home or something like that. And even those small little things, it could be like a $10 altogether, you spend $10 for 200 people, but like it gave you an experience. So it doesn't have to be this full blown thousands of dollars of an experience where you have a magician or something. Yeah.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, a firework, pyrotechnics
or yeah, yeah, exactly. Give you something simple as that. So, all right. So thinking about like some of the like few high impact rental elements, you what does instantly change the look or the feel of the event when it comes to rentals?
Nezhdeh (:Yep.
i Think that when you walk into a space, the items that are taking the most amount of space visually when you walk into a space, those are the ones that the ones that take up your attention and it should be carefully planned out. So like when you walk into a space of a 200 person wedding and you have 200 tables, really think about what each linen. So if you have all brown linens on your table, then you're to have an entire room that looks brown. Same thing with the dance floor. Like when you walk inside, we do a lot of white.
or custom designed floral dance floors, those really pop. Because when you walk inside, you see this entire empty space in the middle of the room. And it's this beautiful floral design. And it looks really nice. So those types of elements, you have to sort of look at it from a bird's eye view of your space when someone walks in. It's easier for us professionals to do so because we've seen it a million times that we can draw the picture before it even happens in our minds. It's a little more difficult to obviously.
Kevin Dennis (:Hmm. Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:to explain that to a client, but we try our best. We do have a lot of photos, so that helps to ease clients' minds when they have to trust you in the process.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah,
that makes sense. we touched on logistics a little bit earlier, but like, how do you balance the vision, you know, the design vision with like the logistics and execution on the back end? You're like how the client wants us over the top thing, but you have two hours to get it done, you know, kind of thing. How does that, how do you balance that?
Nezhdeh (:Just being honest upfront with the clients, there are some things with more numbers of people, more hands on deck, you're capable of doing. But then there's some things that even with a thousand people, you're not going to do in that timeframe. So you just have to be upfront. I again, go back to experience. You have to have the experience to know what is capable, what you're capable of. Even the biggest, most grandiose idea.
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Nezhdeh (:Are you really capable of doing, or are you sort of, you know, trying to do something that's way beyond the capabilities that ⁓ you have as a company or as even the venue has or the space has or the time has? You just have to be honest with the client. I think that's the most important thing. And you have to prepare and plan ahead of time over and over again. So, you know, you have your, let's say a month before you have...
Certain checks make sure you don't have certain items missing or you have the certain Logistics of who's going to arrive at the venue and then you know a week before you do the same things you add on you make sure everyone's on the right time table and You send out time tables for everyone So they you'd have all these checks, know several times beforehand so that when that day comes you don't you have Everyone there's always going to be an issue But at least you've minimized it and you know, it's just something small that you can take care of in that immediate time
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, makes sense. All right, what should like planners or couples know about working with a rental company to ensure it's a smooth experience?
Nezhdeh (:I think you just have to, first of all, you should just confirm that the rental service is a good rental service and you do your proper research. Yeah, you do your proper research. You ask around, you do your Yelp research, Google reviews, things like that. Those are really, really important. Obviously, they don't tell the whole story and you can't get this way misled by photos because especially nowadays, photos can be very misleading on Instagram and social media.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
starts with the basics.
Mm-hmm.
Nezhdeh (:⁓
but you just, you know, ask around and then you should definitely go and visit our, ⁓ the showroom and see what they have, see the quality of their products, things like that. And ask questions. Like I said, you should definitely ask questions. And you know, when someone, when you ask, you know, 10 questions and the person can only answer one of them or two of them, that's probably not a good sign. So the more that, you know, you build some rapport with the person that you're going to be dealing with, cause they're handling your
most important day of your life up to that point. And you have to trust them to do so and be responsible and show up because we get a lot of phone calls on Saturday afternoons of someone, some vendor for some person didn't show up and we have to say, I'm sorry, you know, we're fully bugged and we can't help, you know. And that's why you have to start that process in advance so that you can, you know, you can weed out bad actors. Unfortunately, there are some, but.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:You should just do your research and plan ahead. And the earlier you start the process, I think it's better. Because we do have clients that start two years ahead. And they have their wedding two years from now. And they've already started their planning process. We love those kinds of clients.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah,
which yeah, exactly. Because it makes life a whole lot easier. So.
Nezhdeh (:It does, it allows us to plan as well so that we don't have shortages or anything like that. We can prepare for the next season ahead of time. Most of our events are typically booked a year or six months in advance. But like I said, the earlier you start, the better it is.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
makes sense. So how can like a strong vendor collaboration lead to a better design in the end when it comes to a wedding?
Nezhdeh (:I think it's just like you're saying the logistical smoothness that it could operate in, ⁓ especially at different venues that we operate where you have shorter time windows or constraint sort of locations where you're all sharing the same elevator or hallway or things like that. I the efficiency and the smoothness that an event can go is the best sign. Because at the end of the day, like, you know,
For the most part, like a good party rental company has really good products and we have good quality. Even though there are rentals, we take care of them, we prepare it and all that stuff. But the real key is that logistical aspect of it when it comes time to actually do the event is how smooth that goes is really important. That's really shown in the professionalism of the company.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, and I think it can make or break a wedding, to be honest with you. Yeah. Yeah. All right.
Nezhdeh (:It's kind of, yes. Yeah, because you
don't want that headache of someone showing up an hour too late. That's never good.
Kevin Dennis (:No, yeah. And then like
you were saying too, like the florist is waiting to put the flowers on the table and the table's not there. yeah, it would, yeah, yeah, it really is. So, all right. So this kind of question I was really curious about, like what goes on behind the scenes that most like planners or clients don't realize? I hear you giggling already, but you know, at the rental, you know, at your office there.
Nezhdeh (:Yeah, but it's a domino, you know.
it's just all the things, all the fires that we have to put out, all the small ones, uh, you know, from, know, sometimes you've, the count wasn't correct and you know, you had 202 that you need and you somehow only had 201. So on Saturday morning, you got to find that one. So those types of things, you know, we try to avoid cause those are definitely costly, uh, costly on it for us, but it does happen. And that comes with, you know, when you do it the longer you have people that
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:We're a community, so even other party rental companies that we work with that are our competitors, but yet we still work together. So if there's a shortage of something or something is missing or something happened that you didn't plan for but it happened, you can rely on someone else to at least be there to help you or go there and give you that one extra chair that you were missing. ⁓ So that's really important. I think that's one of the best things about having someone that's
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:been in the business for a long period of time is you have, they have relationship with other vendors. So they're never alone. So your client's never alone.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah, it makes sense. All right, so for someone looking to elevate their event immediately, what's the one rental focus change they should make?
Nezhdeh (:I think it goes back to the experiences. I think you should really focus on giving ⁓ your guests an experience when they come to your event. ⁓ You can go from the trends that we had, let's say, five years ago, six years ago of the photo booth ⁓ that was really popular and the 360 camera that was a few years ago. You can do those or there's other ways. Like I said, the swing, we've done the swing many times, seesaws.
Kevin Dennis (:Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:⁓ Yeah, so just giving your guests an experience that they can share and take home with them, I think is probably the best use of a budget for an event.
Kevin Dennis (:⁓ Seesaw would be cool. I can see that going over really well, yeah.
Yeah.
And probably something that's very ⁓ Instagram worthy or TikTok worthy. Yeah. Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:Exactly, exactly. So
we have a lot of the hashtag, you you put your the bride and groom's name and you hashtag it and everybody posts. everyone. at the end, you know, when the couple goes on their honeymoon, they can whip out their phone, look at that hashtag and there's all these photos from their event. ⁓ And that's the best. That's the coolest thing, because they get to see all the fun that the people had, their guests had, their family had at their event.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:So yeah, we're really trying to make those hashtag photos.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, so.
All right, so is it like let's real quick touch on trends. What trends are you seeing right now in the rentals and which ones actually have like staying power, you think?
Nezhdeh (:I think the trends right now is really into like ornate sort of backdrops. People are really doing like custom designed backdrops with like fabric flows. think a lot of the 80s style of heavy drapery is kind of back.
Kevin Dennis (:It really is. Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:So a lot of heavy
fabric look is really back. I think the chiavari chair is back, honestly. It just feels like it. I feel like it has been. We've been doing tons ⁓ this season so far. So it's odd, because I haven't seen that in quite some time. ⁓ But definitely the heavy fabrics and the drapery behind the head table or the ceremony, I think those are really, popular. Besides the experiences, think those three things are really popular right now.
Kevin Dennis (:really?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Is a color, is there a color of the chiavari? just said, like, I'm more curious than anything. Like, is there, cause yeah. Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:The gold one, yeah, the gold one. So the gold one's the classic one and
it goes and comes and goes and comes, but this year, oddly, it's very popular. I think we've done several dozen so far and it's pretty amazing.
Kevin Dennis (:Well.
Yeah, I was going
to say and that was going to be my guess if it was the gold one.
Nezhdeh (:Yeah, that's a classic It's been around for hundreds of years.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah,
I agree. All right, so to kind of wrap things up, what's the one thing you want, you know, planners, couples to take away when it comes to working with a rental company? Like, what's the one thing they should remember?
Nezhdeh (:I think you should entrust in a good professional party rental company like Opus ourselves It's invaluable to have a company that knows what they're doing and is professional and is there and shows up and answers your emails and answers your millions of questions that you probably have and millions of changes that you have to your order, but is willing to do it and be honest and upfront about it. I think that's the most important thing.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:You
don't want someone that's constantly or the most, I think one of the keys is to finding that good professional is the way that they communicate with you. Because I think nowadays we've all gotten a little lazy with our communication where we're just doing random text messages or DMs. I think it's really important to stick to emails because that way it's trackable. It's much easier to go back to and to.
pinpoint, hey, this is the conversation we're having. I think that's really important to be really upfront and communicate clearly with all of your clients is really important.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah.
Yeah, it's even couples are text messaging, but through email. It's like, you know, one little question here and it just, and then they're all over the place. And then I think that's where the details get lost. I think you're right on that for sure. Yeah.
Nezhdeh (:It does. Yeah, that's why every
time we respond, always tell the crew is whenever you're responding to an email, you make it as professional as possible. So they sort of catch on to your professionalism and maybe they can reciprocate it when they're in their responses.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah. Yeah,
I agree. So, all right, Nez, well, I can't thank you enough for sharing all the information when it comes to about with the rental. ⁓ Can you tell us like where can folks find you or on the Instagram and on the web and all that good stuff?
Nezhdeh (:Sure, certainly. Our name is pretty easy, straightforward. It's Opus Rentals, O-P-U-S, rentals. And our Instagram is @opusrentals, our website's opusrentals. And we're in LA. We go very simple, straightforward, and we deliver all over Southern California, even Arizona and Nevada. So yeah, we do all over the place.
Kevin Dennis (:Simple.
wow.
That's crazy. Yeah,
I can say that's pretty far for you guys, but that's good to know. Probably out in Palm Desert a lot too then.
Nezhdeh (:Yeah, we go to palm springs all the time. That's right, yeah.
Kevin Dennis (:Yeah, so perfect. All right. Well, we can't thank you enough. I want to remind our listeners to hit the subscribe button. And if you have a story or a question, please send them in to podcast@fantasysound.com. And folks, thank you for listening to another episode of Now That I'm Engaged, How Do I Get Married? We'll see you next time.
Nezhdeh (:Awesome, thanks Kevin.
