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Photography by Terri Baskin Following the mass cancellation and postponement of weddings last year, the wedding industry was abuzz with the belief that a mania of events was on the horizon. Couples had pushed spring 2020 ceremonies to fall, then early 2021. The notion spread that demand would rise so high this year that weekday weddings would become a temporary norm. Couples rushed to book dates they’d deemed far enough out to be “safe,” to beat the frenzy. But now, on the cusp of what is typically (and was hoped to be again) a busy spring season, the year ahead is looking…different.

Tickets for the exhibit—which might look familiar to "Emily in Paris" fans—go on sale Friday at noon.

Share If you’re looking for floral inspiration, particularly for wedding bouquets, you’ve come to the right place. Here, we’ve rounded up 65 real-wedding bouquets we love. If you’re just starting to plan and hoping some prettiness in the way of bridal bouquets will help inspire your bigger design picture, this list features an array florals, color palettes, textures, and styles linked to dozens of real weddings. If you’ve got most of your vision down and you’re just looking for help narrowing in on a bouquet, we’ve arranged the list by color for easy browsing. It’s not a comp...

Share This graphic from the DC Events Coalition has been circulating on social media as local event professionals call for updated guidance on social events. DC-area wedding and event planners and other vendors are taking to social media and in some cases using the hashtag #SaveEvents to ask DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and Virginia and Maryland governors Ralph Northam and Larry Hogan to address what they see as a lack of updated guidance for local events. While indoor dining has reopened with limitations across the region—capped at 50 percent of capacity in Maryland and Virginia and 25 percent...

In: Bill Clinton's Rug. Out: Andrew Jackson.