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Ep. 87: Wedding Planning & Weather Risks: Why Weather Matters with Andrew Leavitt of Ironic Reports

Ep. 87: Wedding Planning & Weather Risks: Why Weather Matters with Andrew Leavitt of Ironic Reports15 oct.39 min

What happens when the weather becomes the biggest wildcard in your wedding day timeline?

This week on Just Another Biz Podcast, Kari and Gabby are joined by Andrew Leavitt of Ironic Reports to talk about his business, the recent hurricanes, and why weather monitoring is such an important part of planning weddings and events. Because having a rain plan is one thing… knowing what’s actually happening with the weather is another and sometimes every app is telling us something different.

We’re getting into the business behind Ironic Reports and why keeping an eye on changing weather conditions matters for wedding planners, event pros, and everyone working behind the scenes to make an event happen. From outdoor ceremonies to storm risks, this is your reminder that weather awareness and preparedness isn’t just a day-of detail, it’s an important part of event preparation and keeping guests safe.

In this episode, we talk about:

Andrew Leavitt and the business behind Ironic Reports

The recent hurricanes and what they remind us about weather preparedness

Why weather monitoring matters for weddings and events

The difference between having a rain plan and actively monitoring conditions

Why wedding planners and event pros need to take weather seriously when preparing for event day

Enjoy today's episode Jabbers and keep an eye on the weather, no matter where you live!

A little bit more about Andrew:

Andrew Leavitt is the founder of Ironic Reports, a concierge meteorology company specifically for events. With the help of his team of meteorologists, Ironic has helped planners, designers, and venues behind high-end weddings, social celebrations, and corporate programs make calm, confident weather decisions.