Meredith Corning PR
Boutique PR firm from Northwest Arkansas placing weddings, fashion, food, hospitality and software brands in the press
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About the Company
Meredith Corning PR is a public relations agency based in the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas and serving clients worldwide. Founded and led by Meredith Corning, it handles media relations, editorial placements and brand storytelling for sectors ranging from weddings and fashion to hospitality, medical aesthetics, law and software.
The founder cites two decades in strategic communications and brand development, combining corporate experience with startup strategy. The firm keeps its client list intentionally small so each client gets focused attention, and its sister business, Meredith Events, now serves PR clients for strategic event production.
- Wedding PR: destination weddings, editorial features and real wedding placements
- Food and beverage PR: restaurant openings and chef-driven concepts
- Talent and fashion PR: personal brand positioning, media relations and fashion shows
- Medical aesthetics, law and software PR: reputation support, thought leadership, awards submissions and product launches
- Hospitality and travel PR: hotel openings and destination positioning
- Nonprofit PR: fundraising visibility and community campaigns
- Other services: press releases, content strategy, writing and content creator relations
Projects shown on the site include work for fashion designer Tess Mann, including a Nashville fashion show and a bridal feature; bridal designer Korto Momolu; and chef Serge Krikorian, with a cooking segment on The Vine and a feature in Food & Beverage Magazine. It also highlights a talk show appearance on Tamron Hall for Danielle Green and hotel features on Shangri-La Paris and Bulgari Resort Dubai. Cover and feature images show coverage in outlets such as British Vogue, Southern Bride, Inside Weddings, Inviting Arkansas and Woman's World.
The site describes Meredith Corning as a multi-award-winning event strategist and claims a 100 percent media coverage success rate for its real wedding editorial placements. Both are self-reported.