The Growth of Just Because.

Imagine being a mum and a wife who is a stay-at-home housewife. While I love those roles, I also wanted to find a purpose for myself and regain some identity.

That's when I stumbled upon an advert for a sweet cart, and everything changed.

Initially, I spent a lot of time staging setups at home and searching for ads for fun food machines for sale. I vividly remember my very first popcorn machine, which I found a week later in someone's old caravan that had been used for old-style fairgrounds. I bought the machine cheaply, stripped it down, and cleaned it up. I worked on creating social media pages and finding ways to secure jobs to generate natural content rather than just from my kitchen or living room.

This led me to my first job. Yes, it's crazy, but my very first job was at London's British Library. It was a big event—their

—with guests like Stephen Fry and other amazing big names and poets. I had no idea what I was doing when I booked such a significant job, but of course, I quickly got insured and researched everything I needed to do to look the part. I thought, "Go big or go home."

Believe it or not, that job was a huge success. It was my first job and my first experience of feeling like, "Yes, you can do this." I remember having that dreaded fear throughout the event, worrying that something might go wrong.

Now, Just Because is handling jobs for celebrities, major corporate clients, and securing events that I could only have dreamed of doing three years ago.

The start of Just Because.