Episode 104: 2020 Changes & Power Point Presentations (with Laura Salvati - Part 1)

Wedding Confessionals - For Brides, Grooms & More

Pam and Brooke chat with Laura Salvati, who shares what it was like to get engaged and married in 2020. She walks the gals through planning everything very early in the year, and then being forced to adapt as the world and her wedding changed drastically. From a super scaled down invite list, to a social distant, masked ceremony, Laura shares the ups and downs of being able to keep her wedding date intact while updating most of the other details to keep everyone attending safe. Laura also shares some hilarious wedding stories, like an unexpected wardrobe malfunction with her own bridal gown, and the time she was a bridesmaids for someone she barely knew. If you like stressful guest list management or being in a bridal party with strangers, this episode is for you! -- GUEST INFO: Here are the wedding vendor's Laura recommends: Photographer: Monica Linda Photography Makeup: Vanessa Colorado Hair: Corey Chambers Dress: Designed by Alex Perry, purchased at Loho Bride Dress Consultant: Kennedy Bingham from Gown Eyed Girl Flowers: Alison Franchi from La Petite Gardenia Venue: Moorten Botanical Gardens Restaurant/Reception Site: Mr Lyons Steakhouse -- SHOW NOTES: Here's a YouTube clip of DJ Tanner getting married to a Greek boy on Full House. Happn is still an active dating account! -- BRIDAL BREAK: Purple People Eater: A Halloween themed cocktail from Homemade Hooplah Winter House: A new reality show about friends partying in a ski lodge in Vermont, airing on Bravo and on the Bravo app. -- WEDDING CONFESSIONALS LINKS: www.weddingconfessionals.com Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest -- Have a story to tell us? Need some advice about your own wedding drama? Email us: [e-mail] Call us: 434-933-2663 Click here to send us a message with no personal information needed! We promise to never reveal the names in order to protect the innocent...and the annoyed. Your secret's safe with us! -- Logo by David Kantrowitz Theme song by Andy Schrier