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Her L. Priori rings were custom designed, of course.

Before the ban on short-term rentals set in, this duo turned to The Peg and Awl House.

The couple’s photographer snapped the pictures virtually.

The bride-to-be’s fiancé wrapped the gifts, helped decorate and snapped all the photos.

Her role makes her among the most at-risk health care providers facing COVID-19.

The couple donated to The Attic Youth Center in lieu of favors.

The Jersey duo said “I do” and streamed it on Facebook Live.

The Star Wars inspiration added even more sparkle.

This bride-to-be works at Lankenau Medical Center and is on the front lines of COVID-19.

The move comes as couples scramble to reschedule and is available through March 2021.

Virtual marriage licenses for self-uniting ceremonies will be issued in emergencies, but there are caveats.

The experts weigh in on how they’re helping clients, working with designers and the impacts of COVID-19.

Rescheduling takes an emotional toll, and the bride says her beloved “groomzilla” has struggled to accept it.

Wedding photographer Colin Coleman, his bride-to-be, and daughter shared their good news on social media.

This Center City duo kept their friends and family digitally informed, every step of the way.