Here’s an overview on what we’re looking for in a bee!
Writing for Weddingbee is a little different than writing for your own personal blog. When you blog for yourself, you can write about whatever’s on your mind. That’s a great thing for a personal blog! But it doesn’t work as well on a more audience-centric site like Weddingbee.
We’ve noticed that a lot of personal wedding blogs share certain characteristics:
- a personal, diary-like tone and writing style; incohesive entries
- personal planning stories that do not engage or involve the audience
- to-do lists and checking items off your to-do list
- ranting posts about FI’s, in-laws, bridesmaids, and vendors
These sorts of posts don’t tend to work as well on Weddingbee, where you’ll be writing for a community of brides-to-be looking for wedding ideas and inspiration. For this reason, we’re looking for specific types of posts:
- posts that are interesting and relevant to brides/weddings
- pictures, pictures, and more pictures on ideas and inspiration.
- research about vendors, products, services, etc.
- DIY projects and tutorials on how to execute them
Before applying to Weddingbee, please think about whether or not you’d enjoy writing more audience-focused blog posts. It’s not for everyone, as it’s a different kind of writing. But if you like to help people, then it can be deeply rewarding. 
If this sounds like the kind of writing you’d have fun doing, please send us your application along with the information found here. If you’re a good fit for the hive, you’ll be a buzzing, blogging bee in no time!
