Brittny Drye

1 month ago | loveincmag.com | On-Air Wedding |As a lover |Brittny Drye

You’ve said “I do,” danced the night away, and finally started coming down from the high of one of the most memorable days of your life. But there’s one thing you’re still eagerly waiting on: your wedding photos. The moment your photographer walked out of the venue with a memory card full of once-in-a-lifetime moments, you’ve been dying to relive the celebration. So—when exactly should you get your wedding photos back? Let’s break it down.

1 month ago | loveincmag.com | On-Air Wedding |As a lover |Brittny Drye

When planning a wedding, the cake is often a sweet centerpiece—both visually and literally. But between tiers, servings, and the age-old debate of fondant vs. buttercream, many couples overlook one crucial detail: how much cake do you actually need? Order too little and your guests may leave without dessert. Order too much and you’re left with a mountain of leftovers (and an unnecessary bill).

1 month ago | out.com | Brittny Drye

After all the planning that goes into your wedding day, kicking back and relaxing with your partner on your honeymoon is just what you need. And while you can choose to go anywhere on this romantic getaway, a popular choice for many newlyweds are the sunny beachside resorts of a tropical country. You’ve already scheduled your big day down to every detail, so now let someone else do the leg work by staying at an all-inclusive resort that will cater to your every whim.

1 month ago | loveincmag.com | On-Air Wedding |As a lover |Brittny Drye

From beautifully animated e-vites to streamlined RSVP tracking, going digital has never looked so good — or been so widely embraced. But with new formats come new etiquette rules. Here’s what couples (and guests) should keep in mind when sending and receiving wedding e-vites in today’s digital-first world. The shift toward digital invitations isn’t just about convenience — although that’s certainly a big perk. Many couples cite sustainability and cost savings as driving factors.

1 month ago | out.com | Brittny Drye

t was love at first sight for lawyers—and husbands—Christian Scali and Stephen Lewis, who had been searching for a property in Italy, as they pulled up the dirt road and through the rickety wooden gate to what would become Villa Ardore. “It was the moment we saw this place,” says Stephen. “You're at the top of the hill with a view of the rolling hills with the grapevines, and it faces west, and the sun sets right in front of the house.