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Esther Lee

New York

Deputy Editor at The Knot

Deputy Editor, @TheKnot. Advisory Council, @vowforgirls. This is a K-drama fan page. Consider yourself warned. ☺️

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  • Oct 31, 2024 | theknot.com | Esther Lee

    Value-oriented weddings have arrived. With all that's transpired in our society since COVID's emergence, couples are now experiencing a great return to their core beliefs as they wedding plan. While 2021 was about intentionality in the midst of chaos and the unknown, the biggest wedding trends of 2022 will be a reflection of couples' values.

  • Sep 13, 2024 | theknot.com | Esther Lee

    Like molecular gastronomy, the wedding timeline is being pulled apart by a trendy set of couples. It used to be the engagement followed by the wedding. The bach party and bridal shower were held somewhere along the way, along with the rehearsal dinner as etiquette for select loved ones. After a sparkler exit and a "Just Married" sign on a getaway car, the couple hopped on a plane for the honeymoon.

  • Aug 28, 2024 | theknot.com | Esther Lee

    Plus, what comprises a "healthy" relationship? (Well, we didn't want to leave you hanging.)Ask anyone why the number of single-person households have multiplied by five since the 1960s, and it's likely that you'll receive an amalgamation of responses, ranging from a shift in dating standards to general lifestyle changes. The most recent Census Bureau findings discovered that singles now comprise the majority of the US population (albeit by a slim margin of 49% to 59%).

  • Jul 29, 2024 | theknot.com | Esther Lee

    By now, you've heard about the trad wives, social media's latest version of the Stepford Wife. But what these edited videos don't show is how damaging the fad could be to marriages. At a recent dinner with a group of editors, I gently raised the topic of trad wives and watched the conversation turn unexpectedly spirited and impassioned.

  • Apr 30, 2024 | theknot.com | Esther Lee

    Bombarded by weight-loss messages before the wedding, couples are facing a mess of 'perfect proportions' while planning. We explore why. Getty Images,Design: Ashley DetmeringLet's start with a question: What is perfect, anyway? Diet culture has influenced the prewedding prep dialogue for far too long with phrases like "shedding for the wedding" or the thinly veiled "bridal body boot camp" of recent years.

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