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No matter how much you’ve planned for your wedding, no one could have planned for COVID-19 and the impact it would have on spring weddings around the world. If the conversation of postponing your wedding plans has come up (or is inevitably fast approaching) here are a few of the most important topics to discuss with your partner and how to plan accordingly. Keeping or changing your wedding date With quarantining, shut downs, and social distancing in full swing chances are that the decision to postpone your wedding may have already been made for you based on venue closures and government policies surrounding gatherings of certain sizes. Every day is changing and we don’t have a crystal ball to see into the future so if your date is on the horizon and you aren’t sure when to start thinking about postponing, contact your vendors and see where they’re at in the rescheduling process. Vendors are most commonly rescheduling in chronological order. For example, if your wedding is in late ...

Rick and Chelsea first contacted me back when no one thought twice about handshakes or hugs. Gatherings of people were encouraged with the common phrase, 'the more, the merrier'. People only worried about masks at Halloween. It was a different world back then, before COVID-19. The wedding planning process began. They planned on following in Chelsea's grandparent's footsteps by marring the Immaculate Conception Church in Dennison and holding their reception at the Knights of Columbus just a block away. Unfortunately, their plans were unexpectedly put into question thanks to the new normal of social distancing and limiting crowd size. In the battle between the virus and Chelsea and Rick's love the winner is clear. Love always wins and nothing was going to stop the Ross wedding on June 13, 2020. The victory wasn't without its challenges however. In the days before the wedding, orders from Governor Mike DeWine were altered to lesson the restrictions on wedd...