Weddings return after COVID as Wisconsin couples hungry to celebrate
As wedding season nears, the industry is hoping that it can focus less on capacity limits, masks and hand sanitizer.
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As wedding season nears, the industry is hoping that it can focus less on capacity limits, masks and hand sanitizer.
Wisconsin weddings appear ready to bounce back after a year lost to COVID pandemic Sarah Hauer, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Haley Eaglestar Rock Mikel McGee decided to go full time into her flower business 414loral during the pandemic. Mikel McGee is betting that parties will return. McGee decided to leave her job at the Sojourner Family Peace Center to go full time into her flower business 414loral during the pandemic. She opened a storefront at 2714 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. So far, her business has mostly been day-to-day flower sales for pickup and deliv...