Behind the Bubbles: Pt.3 CEO, HR, IT, and TikTok Mom Boss

Being a female founder of a creative business sounds glamorous—until you're editing Eventbrite pages at midnight, replying to emails in full glam, and filming TikToks with your teen for your next campaign.

Fleur Childs, Founder of the Artful Bachelorette

I run The Artful Bachelorette, but I’m also:

📌 HR - Hiring & firing (ugh, the worst)

📌 IT Support —except I’m getting worse at tech every day

📌 Customer Service (always smiling, even when I’m not)

📌 SEO Strategist

📌 Model Booker

📌Marketing, social media, AI prompt-whisperer

📌 TikTok trainee

And yes... I finally gave in and got on TikTok. My 13-year-old son helped me figure it out, bless him. Turns out it's perfect for my brand—so many brides, bachelorettes, and creative souls are already there. I was just late to the party (ironic, right?).

This is your reminder that being a founder means showing up messy and all in. If you’re also out here juggling a dozen roles and Googling how to fix your own website—same. Solidarity, friends.

Every founder I know wears all the hats. Especially those running women-led creative event businesses.

What’s your most chaotic "I did it all" moment? Drop it below👇🔖 #WearingAllTheHats #SmallBizFounder #WomenInBusiness #TikTokMomBoss #CreativeEventCompany