Weddings Issue 2023

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IIt’s always a beautiful day in one of the state’s most iconic destinations, and a wedding set in a vineyard or on the coast will never disappoint. While the location is a large part of planning a wedding, there are a lot of little things that can make or break the big day. For this year’s annual Weddings Issue, we talk about some of those details. Staff Writer Taylor O’Connor writes about Jump On The School Bus, a local transportation company that can get your guests to your wedding safely [6]; New Times Staff Writer Bulbul Rajagopal speaks with wedding professionals about wedding favors [10]; and New Times Assistant Editor Peter Johnson covers where to go to celebrate before the wedding [14].