Maine wedding industry on track for recovery as restrictions ease
After a year of lost business and disruption, a growing industry that generates $1 billion annually in Maine is ready to get back on its feet.
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After a year of lost business and disruption, a growing industry that generates $1 billion annually in Maine is ready to get back on its feet.
Maine wedding industry on track for recovery as restrictions ease After a year of lost business and disruption, a growing industry that generates $1 billion annually in Maine is ready to get back on its feet. Share Jessie and Kyle Herod at their home in Gorham on April 27. The Herods had originally planned to get married on New Years Eve, 2020, but canceled it because of coronavirus. They eloped in October, but have planned a church ceremony and reception for this coming September. Brianna Soukup/Staff Photographe Jessie and Kyle Herod planned to get married in 2020, with a 180-guest Cathol...