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For many couples, working with businesses that share their values and support people from diverse backgrounds is an important part of the planning process.
Author: Sadiba Hasan
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A Breakup That Was the Best Thing to Happen to Them
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It was a long road to self-acceptance and happily ever after for Joseph Jones and Isaac Archuleta, who struggled to accept his sexuality.
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Were You at a Wedding During the 2003 Blackout? We Want to Hear From You.
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A massive blackout in New York City interrupted many celebrations 20 years ago. We want to hear from couples and guests who were at a wedding during the power outage.
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Rahul Mishra and Luxury South Asian Wedding Wear
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On July 3, the designer is making another appearance at Paris Haute Couture Week. South Asian wedding wear helps keep his business of “mindful luxury” thriving.
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Karina Rodriguez and Andrew Levin Overcame an “Awkward” Start
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Karina Rodriguez and Andrew Levin had crushes on each other early on in high school, but after an “awkward” first date, they avoided each other for two years. Until prom.
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At an ‘Apocalyptic Wedding’, Love (and Smoke) Was in the Air
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Deanna Arthur and Grey Cohen were wed at City Hall in New York as the city’s polluted air broke historical records and an orange haze blanketed the smoke-filled sky.
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Muzz, a Muslim Dating App, Holds a Singles Event in Brooklyn
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The marriage and dating app, which assists young Muslims in finding “the one,” hosted a singles event in Brooklyn.
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The Dress Code was ‘Fly and Gay’
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By talking frequently for the first year of the pandemic, Ahmad Maksoud and Josef Perou brought each other light in a dark time. Then they finally met.
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A Celebration of Their Love and an Ode to Black Culture
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Tristan Thompson and Tyla Wade’s passion for their community was the inspiration for their podcast “Black Love is Resistance” and their wedding celebration that featured mostly Black vendors.