The pandemic has made getting married a complicated process unless you want to elope. If you want others to join you on your special day (as most people do), then you need to make arrangements to protect the safety of everyone and involved, follow local laws, and hold up to CDC guidelines. What if the
With the vaccine rollout in full swing, we’re getting more and more excited about the time weddings will be a safe event to attend. For now, weddings across the country are in the planning (and replanning) stage. In fact, the New York Times recently reported that many couples who decided to postpone their spring 2020
Many wedding receptions have been delayed until it is safe and legal to gather in large numbers. So while you may have taken your vows in a small ceremony, there could still be some wedding planning to do for a future event. Here are some tips to help you choose the perfect first dance song.
A recent study looked at how the pandemic affected weddings in 2020, but it also predicted that the year of celebrations would be upon us once the vaccines help get venues reopened and gathering safe again. Here are a few quick takeaways from the study: 93% of weddings are still happening – A mere 7%
Right now, we are still in the midst of a global pandemic. So the focus should be on virtual events. However, we know this situation won’t last forever. Once there are viable treatments, vaccines, or other options on the table, people will want to attend live events again. Here are a few tips so you can prepare to host a safe event in the post-pandemic world, where people may be reluctant to go all the way back to how things were before.
How long has it been since you and your buddies were all able to get together? Assuming it has been quite some time, then maybe it’s time to throw an online party to get everyone together virtually! But how can you do it and not end up with the party being a lame event that people log off from one at a time after you’re barely an hour in? Here are a few tips.
After delaying and hoping for the best, you may have decided that the only way to have your wedding in the near future is to use Zoom or another videoconferencing application. We’re here to help you still have the elegant bash you deserve. Here are our favorite tips for a Zoom wedding extravaganza.
Whether it is a seminar, a product release, or any other type of corporate event, it seems that the coronavirus is going to be forcing everything to become remote for the foreseeable future. What does this mean for your business? You rapidly need to learn how to produce great events online.
If COVID-19 has delayed or in other ways altered your wedding plans, you are far from alone. This pandemic is impacting couples and wedding vendors alike. Consider some of the following statistics from 2019 that show how many may be affected in California alone.
If the COVID-19 pandemic is causing you to make some last-minute changes to your wedding plan, that can add a lot of extra stress. Let’s consider a few ways to make it easier on yourself and still ensure that everyone knows about the adjustments you are making to keep your loved ones safe.