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Brides and grooms-to-be are making up for time lost to the pandemic shut down. The wedding industry, worth hundreds of millions of dollars to the Napa and Sonoma County economies, was reduced to almost nothing the past year.
Come April 15, gatherings can resume in California for the first time since March 2020. Some in Napa Valley's events industry say the future is still uncertain.
Wine Country still invites weddings, despite disastrous wildfires FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The sky was hazy because of wildfires, including the Tubbs Fire, on the day of Cindy and Aaron Weisberg’s October 2017 wedding.Sylvain Gentile 2017Show MoreShow Less 2of3 Couples like Jocelyn and Danny Dardon aren’t letting fires or COVID chase them away from their dream Wine Country wedding.Carmen AlvarezShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Natasha Nelson and Jack Traxler held their wedding at Beltane Ranch in Sonoma on September 26 with just their immediate families, under the 12-person limit for weddings in ...
Wine Country still invites weddings, despite disastrous wildfires FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The sky was hazy because of wildfires, including the Tubbs Fire, on the day of Cindy and Aaron Weisberg’s October 2017 wedding.Sylvain Gentile 2017Show MoreShow Less 2of3 Couples like Jocelyn and Danny Dardon aren’t letting fires or COVID chase them away from their dream Wine Country wedding.Carmen AlvarezShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Natasha Nelson and Jack Traxler held their wedding at Beltane Ranch in Sonoma on September 26 with just their immediate families, under the 12-person limit for weddings in ...