After their events were canceled by coronavirus, four floral and event companies joined together to brighten our days.

Resources, news, and real stories from couples who are trying to get married during COVID-19.

Weddings at City Hall won’t take place until March 31st at the earliest.

“It was either cancel everything and feel really sad for myself, or find a way to still marry my best friend amidst all that is happening.” 

After the coronavirus caused them to cancel their large celebration, this Philly couple made their rehearsal dinner the time to say “I do.”

Find gold, platinum and other styles at Hitched’s new showroom.

Just wait till you see the balloon installation filled with monstera leaves.

The couple’s wedding logo was a soft pretzel, and welcome bags were filled with Tastykakes, Herr’s chips and postcards of the City of Brotherly Love.

There were flowers in the bride’s hair, lining the aisle, hanging overhead, accenting the cocktails and more.

But the couple’s spunky pug stole the show.

The couples’ dog even donned a green velvet tux to match the groom.

These local paper good and calligraphy pros will craft up beautiful stationery and signage for your Big Day.

The welcome bags included “just in queso” emergency kits.

From how to schedule their pictures to how to get them to walk down the aisle.

There’s going to be a shoppable fashion show, and we can’t wait.