Stephanie Cain

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

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

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

    Couples spend thousands on a wedding photographer for that perfect shot

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

    Inside the lavish world of weddings in the United Arab Emirates

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

    Pour yourself a glass of this cannabis-infused wine

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  • The NV Gran Moraine Dropstone ChardonnayLifestyle

    Meet the new American Chardonnay

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  • Winemaker Brad Greatrix of Nyetimber.Lifestyle

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

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

    Coronavirus concerns postponed Coachella, leaving businesses in Palm Springs struggling

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  • Lindsay Silberman is a lifestyle blogger and content creator.Lifestyle

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

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

    Upgrade the background of your video chats

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

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

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  • 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.Lifestyle

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

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

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

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  • 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.Lifestyle

    Events businesses are petitioning for help amid coronavirus cancellations

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

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

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

    Wedding businesses and vendors feel the pinch in coronavirus outbreak

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