About OFD

Founder Meghan Ely, CWIP launched OFD Consulting 15 years ago, combining her experience in the wedding industry with her formal training in and love of public relations.

Over time, Meghan Ely has become a leading expert in wedding PR education, penning regular columns in a number of national industry publications while serving as a frequent keynote speaker at conferences globally. A natural mentor with an innate ability to foster growth, she has taken OFD Consulting from its modest early days and created a top-tier team of publicists who share her passion for public relations and obsession with all things wedding.

The OFD team has secured press exposure for clients in the New York Times, Martha Stewart Weddings, Brides.com, People.com, the Knot, Green Wedding Shoes, Ruffled, Love Inc, Munaluchi, and Maharani, among many others. Over the last decade, they have produced 1000+ real wedding submissions, earning features locally, nationally, internationally, and in niche publications. I

Founded in 2017, the OFD Collective was born of a desire to meet the needs of wedding professionals ready to take the press plunge and represent themselves. Many may even have press wins to their name but value the ability to fast-track their efforts by aligning themselves with a talented wedding publicity team. In 2023, OFD introduced a new tier of service, the Speaker Track, which now is featured at Wedding Industry Speakers, home to some of the most prolific experts in the industry.

Over a year’s time, this wedding PR membership, the first of its kind in the industry, was developed by a team that included 50+ beta testers who helped shape the offerings to become the most robust publicity resource available in the market today.

These days, the Collective is a vibrant group of wedding professionals globally, gaining the exposure they desire. Members customize their experience by choosing from multiple levels of service and then going at their own speed.

Learn more about our membership levels, and join us today.

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