In the midst of COVID-19, the wedding industry is one of the hardest-hit industries with the smallest amount of recognition right now. The wedding industry is a 74 billion a year industry and outside of loan options such as SBA and PPP, the only attempt at any form of help has been The Knot, a business generating 160 million dollars a year, deciding that they were going to cover half of my advertising for 2

Hey, friends. It’s currently April 29th and a lot has happened over the last month and a half, hasn’t it? Wedding plans are being turned on their heads and everyone is stressing, with good reason. I understand completely and, like you, I wish I had more answers.  With Ohio getting all of these gold stars, a lot of people are turning to me for advice on what to do for their June. July, or August

I get it – 2020 is a big turd of uncertainty. A lot of couples are hoping that 2021 will be a better year and they can just hit the reset button and have a more stable date to countdown to. If I was in your shoes, I would 100% be considering other options other than my summer 2020 wedding too, just to be safe. But let me tell you about why this is going