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Laura & Sarah shared personal, intimate vows in front of their favorite people at their outdoor Lake Tahoe wedding day.
Covid changed their wedding plans, and instead of a big celebration, Cassi and Greta eloped, and had their loved ones stream in live on Zoom.
Gaby & Timah’s colorful Brooklyn stoop wedding brought the streets of New York City to life, despite it happening in a pandemic.
Brooke and Quinn had their big wedding planned, but COVID hit and they were forced to cancel. They still married, in an intimate ceremony in Alaska.
These two lovers met at medical school, and incorporated many different Jewish elements into their farm wedding day to honor their Judaism.
They had a 130-guest affair planned, and then COVID made it unsafe. Instead, they married in an intimate beachside picnic wedding with a handful of loved ones.
Chantelle & Chelsea met at a tattoo studio, but wouldn’t start dating for a number of years. They celebrated their wedding with their 8-year-old daughter by their side.
They did want to skip a wedding alltogether, but they eventually decided on an intimate wedding with just a handful of their favorite people.
Carolyn & Mia married in Boston, but incorporated many Chinese traditional wedding elements into both their legal wedding and wedding celebration.
These two lovers decided to propose to each other, together – on a cliff early in the morning. They also chose to have some other non-traditional elements to their wedding day.
