With hopes of the pandemic nearing an end, are wedding bells ringing again? As more people get the COVID-19 vaccine, more people are starting to have weddings again Share Updated: 2:10 PM EDT Apr 5, 2021 Jessica Battista As more people get the COVID-19 vaccine, more people are starting to have weddings again Share Updated: 2:10 PM EDT Apr 5, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SMOKE - THAT COULD BE SEEN FOR MILES. ARE WEDDING BELLS RINGING AGAIN? AS VACCINE ROLLOUT RAMPS UP.. SO ARE WEDDINGS. WJCL'S JESSICA BATTISTA WITH THE STORY... ALL NEW AT SEVEN. PKG: SOT-CASSANDRA GAMBLE-MANAGER OF BLUSH BRIDAL AND FORMAL WEAR- - "IT WAS SCARY FOR A MOMENT TO KNOW WHERE THINGS WERE GONNA GO WITH WEDDINGS.." A DIFFICULT YEAR FOR "BLUSH BRIDAL." "UNFORTUNATELY SOME TOTALLY POSTPONED AND DID NOT GET MARRIED DURING THIS TIME." BUT THAT WASN'T THE CASE FOR EVERYONE... "SOME COUPLES ARE HAVING WEDDINGS, BUT WITH SMALLER BRIDAL PARTIES AND MORE INMATE WEDDINGS." APRIL HUBBARD-IS ONE OF THOSE BRIDES WHO DECIDED TO HAVE HER WEDDING DURING THE PANDEMIC. SOT-APRIL HUBBARD-BRIDE "WE POSTPONED TILL AUGUST, SO WE CAN HAVE OUR FAMILY COME IN." (BUTTED BITES) "A WEEK AFTER WE WERE MARRIED-THIS ONE CAME ALONG, AND WE DIDN'T KNOW I WAS PREGNANT UNTIL I WAS IN LABOR." GRATEFUL FOR IT ALL...BUT FAST FORWARD A SEVERAL MONTHS LATER...TRAGEDY. "7 WEEKS AFTER WE GOT MARRIED, HE PASSED AWAY FROM A MASSIVE HEART ATTACK." APRIL'S HUSBAND - RICKY - PASSED AWAY AFTER APRIL GAVE BIRTH TO THEIR MIRACLE BABY MADISON. HUBBARD IS NOW ENCOURAGING COUPLES WHO WANT TO GET MARRIED-TO GO AHEAD AND DO IT- AND NOT TO WAIT- "DON'T PUSH IT OFF BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT PROMISE TOMORROW