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Love Is Blind Season 10’s Wedding Day finale showed who said 'I do' and who didn’t: Amber Morrison & Jordan Faeth, Victor St. John & Christine Hamilton, and Taylor Haag & Daniel Hastings wed, while many other couples called off or split up before or after the ceremony.
Episode 12 of Love Is Blind Season 10 ends with mixed wedding results: Amber Morrison and Jordan Faeth and Christine Hamilton and Vic St. John tied the knot, while Emma Betsinger and Mike Gibney did not marry after Mike declined over future kids; Brittany Wicker and Devonta Anderson and Ashley Carpenter and Alex Henderson both called off their weddings, Bri McNees and Connor Spies remained noncommittal, and Jessica Barrett and Chris Fusco split after returning to Ohio. The reunion airs March 11.
Love Is Blind Season 10’s finale in Ohio ends with two marriages—Jordan Faeth and Amber Morrison, and Christine Hamilton and Victor St. John say “I do”—while Emma Betsinger with Mike Gibney, Brittany Wicker with Devonta Anderson, and Ashley Carpenter with Alex Henderson fail to wed. A reunion is set to follow.
The Cut collects real-life anecdotes about how mothers and mothers-in-law sabotaged or tainted wedding days—ranging from seating-chart battles and drunken rehearsal moments to awkward speeches and fashion misfires—tying in the Brooklyn Beckham–Nicola Peltz wedding turmoil and ending with couples considering vow renewals to rewrite painful memories.
Jenny Lewis, the singer from Rilo Kiley, marked her 50th birthday by marrying her cockapoo Bobby Rhubarb. She shared wedding-style photos on X, including a gown, veil, and a cake with the message For better or worse I do. Guests included Phantom Planet’s Alex Greenwald, Morgan Nagler, and Ben Gibbard of The Postal Service, and Lewis and Gibbard performed Such Great Heights at the reception. Lewis has said adopting her dog helped her through a tough period in her forties; there’s no word on a registry or honeymoon, and she’ll join Rilo Kiley for reunion shows starting in May across the U.S. and Europe.
Couples are increasingly opting for open-fire cooking at weddings when venues lack industrial kitchens, as seen at a Louisiana wedding where 145 guests enjoyed a post-ceremony dinner cooked outdoors by Open Fire Co., illustrating a growing trend in outdoor catering.
A woman is questioning why her partner Graham is being excluded from social events with two close couples, despite their long-standing friendship, after both couples' recent weddings and related parties.
Holly Ramsay wore an Elie Saab gown and her mom's '90s wedding dress to marry Adam Peaty in Bath, showcasing a blend of high fashion and family tradition.
Two Golden Retrievers trained for three months to be ring bearers at a wedding, but due to last-minute venue changes, they didn't participate in the ceremony. Instead, they dressed up, posed for photos, and received lots of love, showcasing their dedication and adorable efforts.
The article highlights the most notable wedding gowns of 2025, showcasing a range of styles from traditional and glamorous to modern and understated, worn by high-profile couples including Lady Violet Manners, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez, Eve Jobs, Honour Wainwright, Hum Fleming, and Azzi Agnelli, set against luxurious and picturesque venues.
Weddings have evolved from simple ceremonies to extravagant events, often placing a financial burden on guests. The rising costs for attendees include travel, accommodation, and participation in pre-wedding events, with some guests spending thousands. The wedding industry promotes lavish celebrations, influenced by social media, leading to increased expectations. While some couples charge guests to attend or set up funds to cover costs, others prioritize personal expression over grandeur. This shift reflects changing cultural norms and the balance between individual desires and communal celebration.
The $600m wedding of Anant Ambani, featuring international stars and extravagant displays, highlights India's complex relationship with wealth. While some criticize the opulence, many see it as a testament to India's economic prowess and the booming matrimony industry, which generates significant revenue and employment.
The wedding industry is experiencing a downturn as engaged couples are cutting back on lavish weddings due to elevated inflation and changing generational trends. The number of weddings is expected to decrease, with younger generations placing less importance on extravagant ceremonies. Many couples are opting for smaller, more affordable celebrations, leading to a decline in demand for nonessential wedding services. Small businesses catering to weddings are also adapting to the changing market by diversifying their offerings and finding new revenue streams.
As leap day approaches, people born on February 29, known as "leaplings," are gearing up to celebrate their rare birthday. Some are planning weddings, engagement parties, or anniversary celebrations, while others are organizing birthday trips, parties, or special activities. Leap day babies shared their preferences for celebrating on February 28 or March 1 in non-leap years, and some are even reuniting for a leap day cruise. Additionally, couples are marking the occasion with vow renewals and themed celebrations, making the most of this unique date.
"The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" have seen many engagements, but few couples have reached the decade milestone. Notable pairs include Trista and Ryan Sutter, celebrating 20 years; Jason and Molly Mesnick, together for 14 years; Holly Durst and Blake Julian, married for 12 years; Desiree Hartsock and Chris Siegfried, and Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici, both hitting the 10-year mark. These couples have navigated the challenges of reality TV fame and personal struggles, such as infertility, to build lasting relationships and families, proving that love can indeed be found in the most public of ways.