Crater Lake elopement: Returning to the scene of the proposal 10 years later
Cindy and Jay have been “eloping their lives” long before they officially tied the knot at Crater Lake National Park. Ten years after Jay proposed at the same spot, the couple returned to the rim to exchange vows in a private ceremony that proved good things come to those who wait, hike, and occasionally paddle a canoe.
Written in the stars: A Mona Megistus wedding beyond the Scryglass
Angelica & Arnold’s Los Angeles wedding was a celestial celebration inspired by Mona Megistus from the video game Genshin Impact, and they blended fantasy, astrology, magic, and romance into one unforgettable day. The couple wanted their wedding to feel like stepping into an enchanted observatory, where the stars aligned to bring two soulmates together, and every detail reflected their shared love of gaming and elegant nerdy aesthetics.
It’s not you: why wedding vendor bookings are slow in 2026 (+ what to actually do about it)
If your inquiry inbox has been quieter than usual, I want to start by saying something that the wedding industry’s marketing industrial complex will not say to you: it’s probably not your fault. What a lot of vendors are experiencing right now as a personal failure is actually a structural industry pattern with a demographic explanation. The larger question is what to DO about it.
David’s Bridal has declared bankruptcy TWICE… and now they’re an AI company!?
David’s Bridal has filed for bankruptcy twice. They stiffed vendors, voided customers’ gift cards… and now they want to be your AI wedding planner!? As someone who’s been publishing in the wedding industry for 19 years, I’m here to say: this is some bullshit.