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Dec 25, 2012
Jenny T.
I occasionally do freelance work and would like to do more, particularly bridal. I feel like there is always more to learn and I'd like to get some training/guidance/tips/techniques to keep improving but I don't live in an area where anything like that is offered. Dallas is the only major city I could feasibly travel to for something like this but I'm not sure if any of the schools/programs I've found there are legit and would be worth the time and money. If you have any insight that would help me I'd love to hear it! Thank you! :)