Stephanie Cain

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Millennial couples are now “Insta-booking” their weddings.

Inside ‘Insta-Booking’: How couples are hiring wedding vendors via Instagram

By Blockchain Reporter

A bridal veil blending in seamlessly with the waves in Kauai, Hawaii.

Couples spend thousands on a wedding photographer for that perfect shot

By Market Analyst

Dubai and Abu Dhabi have become destinations for over-the-top luxury weddings with thousands of guests.

Inside the lavish world of weddings in the United Arab Emirates

By Digital Assets Editor

All cannabis wine starts out with wine in the traditional sense, most of which is sourced from vineyards in California.

Pour yourself a glass of this cannabis-infused wine

By Staff Writer

The NV Gran Moraine Dropstone Chardonnay

Meet the new American Chardonnay

By Staff Writer

Winemaker Brad Greatrix of Nyetimber.

The Coronavirus Economy: How my job as a winemaker has changed so far

By Senior Editor

A George Michael–inspired recycling bin at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, April 23, 2017, Indio, Calif.

Coronavirus concerns postponed Coachella, leaving businesses in Palm Springs struggling

By Blockchain Reporter

Lindsay Silberman is a lifestyle blogger and content creator.

The Coronavirus Economy: What it means to be a travel influencer when no one can travel anywhere

By Market Analyst

A friendly (albeit furry) face in one of West Elm’s downloadable backgrounds.

Upgrade the background of your video chats

By Industry Analyst

The social calendar is still booked, just via a video link.

Self-quarantined over coronavirus, digital parties are filling the socially distant void

By Research Team

While it might seem like prime time for live-streaming, educators with online courses set to launch in March and April are rethinking doing so.

Planning to launch an online course right now? You want to rethink that

By Blockchain Reporter

Weddings, social events, and corporate events do not typically get moved at the rate they are now.

Venues are getting a crash course in postponement clauses thanks to coronavirus

By Blockchain Reporter

A poster displaying information about the pandemic COVID-19 is seen outside a theater in Times Square after New York cancelled all gatherings over 500 people due to COVID-19 on March 13, 2020 in New York City, NY. President Donald Trump declared a national state of emergency on Friday.

Events businesses are petitioning for help amid coronavirus cancellations

By Editorial Team

Some events might not be possible to cancel, but there are still things you can do to carry on.

Love in the time of coronavirus: Couples are scrambling to prepare last-minute wedding alternatives

By Crypto Correspondent

Postponing a big event hurts more than just the people hosting it.

Wedding businesses and vendors feel the pinch in coronavirus outbreak

By Senior Editor

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