Here come the brides: Weddings surge in 2022
Those who grieved over the emptiness of their social calendars during the pandemic are in for good news, as 2022 is looking to be...
Bridal store sees new owners in young couple
By Lindsay VanAsdalan
When Betsy Robinson started working for her husband’s family in Anne Arundel County, she was just a 26 year old who had...
A wedding gift guide for 2021
The rise in vaccination rates means your social calendars could once again be filled with invitations to watch couples tie the knot. But besides...
Shluff Inn houses out-of-town guests you can’t bear being too far from
Picture this: Your out-of-town family are coming to town for a wedding. Where should they stay? Your house is already full of kids. There’s...
Stylish Wedding Looks You Can Buy Today
With large gatherings still off-limits, some couples are opting for immediate family-only religious wedding or civil ceremonies and planning to party with friends and...
Small Celebrations and Postponed Parties: How Couples Adapted Their Wedding Plans
By Anna Lippe
Allie Gold and her fiancé, Alex Smith, were supposed to be married at Haven Street Ballroom in April. Like many couples planning...
Ringing in New Trends
Diamonds may be a “girl’s best friend” but how they’re mounted on rings is still up for discussion. We’ve spoken to some experts about...
Pre-Wedding Mikvah Gatherings Mark the Sacred Event
While ceremonial mikvah immersion may most often be thought of as a private and solitary sacred ritual, more women, and even men, are choosing...
Four Dreamy Wedding Venues in and around Baltimore
Destination weddings might seem glamorous: the exotic location, maybe an unknown language, excitement and activities, but they come with a lot of downsides too....
Wedding Planning Made Easy — with Your Smartphone
Wedding planning is exhausting — and when you’re drowning in invitations, reservations and rental fees, it’s hard to imagine an end in sight.
Many have...
