5 tips to plan a New Jersey wedding during the COVID-19 pandemic

An Interview with Erik Kent, Co-Publisher of NJWedding.com by News 12 New Jersey

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Prashanthi Musapet, a reporter at News 12 New Jersey and we discussed various concerns from engaged couples about planning their wedding during the pandemic.

Below is the video of the brief interview and here is a link to the full article that was posted. We discussed various aspects of wedding planning, including attending virtual bridal shows, looking for venues and vendors through social media platforms (where many are going LIVE to demonstrate their services or discuss various wedding topics).

We also talked about the idea of considering postponing to a weekday wedding, especially Mondays, since many venues will be open and vendors would be available, too. With Governor Murphy's stay at home order in place, couples can take virtual tours of venues, and if they need to postpone their wedding or related events, review contracts with their vendors to see how they can be accommodating of their needs.

Click below to view 1-minute video:

We hope that you're doing well, staying safe and healthy during this public health crisis.

Questions about the Coronavirus and its impact on New Jersey? Please take precautions as directed by the NJ Department of Health or call (800) 222-1222 to learn more.

- Erik Kent, Co-Publisher, NJWedding.com, (908) 874-0417

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