The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Extreme weather and other wedding-day crises can require ingenuity and sometimes the kindness of strangers.
Author: Tammy LaGorce
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She Gets to Call Him ‘Husband’ Now
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Chanel Pettaway and Ramahn Herbert had known each other professionally since 2010, but their relationship took a romantic turn with a kiss in his music studio.
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As They Read Their Vows, Orange Ash Dusted Their Hair
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Blake Hogge and Trystan Nickovich wanted to marry at Beaver Canyon, Utah, but a wildfire forced a change of plans.
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Destination Weddings Are Moving Closer to Home
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Some couples are trading far-flung destinations for domestic locales that offer the feel of a getaway without the expense and logistics of international travel.
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She Was Warned About Rock ’n’ Roll Marriages. She Didn’t Listen.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
One could say Raquel Figlo and Brian Bell, two lifelong rock fans, sealed their relationship with a Kiss — the iconic rock band, that is.
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A Wedding That Recaptured Their Carefree Camp Days
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Jackie Miller and Matt Hochberg were born in the same hospital and attended the same preschool, but first met as teens at summer camp.
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Couple No. 16 Marries at Shakespeare in the Park
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Dr. David Witzel and Paolo Valore, one of 33 couples who will have wed or renewed vows during “Romeo and Juliet,” made even the actors emotional.
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He’s Famous for His Mukbangs. But They Met the Old-Fashioned Way.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Tommy Winkler, a TikToker known as “The Food Guy,” threw pebbles at Jess Pappas’s window when they were college students with Covid.
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From Investor to Royal, Then Came a Wedding Fit for a Queen
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
When Arian Reed, a founder of an Atlanta-based venture-capital firm built by and for women of color, became a queen in Africa’s Ivory Coast, Benjamin Mougarbel, a Ghanaian businessman, took notice.