We’re talking to Kate Forsyth, co-founder and creative director of Good Day Club – a vintage furniture hire and event styling business based in Melbourne. Kate is a self-confessed expert at stacking unstackable chairs, and designing and styling the raddest non-traditional weddings you can imagine. Think bright colours, neon signs, and snazzy velvet lounges instead of hard wooden pews. She’s also mastered the drum part of “In the Air Tonight” by Phil Collins, so overall, she’s a bit of a bad-arse. 

<p>We&rsquo;re talking to Kate Forsyth, co-founder and creative director of Good Day Club &ndash; a vintage furniture hire and event styling business based in Melbourne. Kate is a self-confessed expert at stacking unstackable chairs, and designing and styling the raddest non-traditional weddings you can imagine. Think bright colours, neon signs, and snazzy velvet lounges instead of hard wooden pews. She&rsquo;s also mastered the drum part of &ldquo;In the Air Tonight&rdquo; by Phil Collins, so overall, she&rsquo;s a bit of a bad-arse.&nbsp;</p>

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