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Amy Moeller

Amy Moeller

Editor in Chief at Bride & Groom

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The Latest Trends in Kitchen Design

Kitchen design has had distinctive eras: from brightly colored in the ’70s to country-style—complete with black-and-white floors—in the ’90s to stark and all-white in more recent years. Now, though, kitchens are mixing old, familiar design in new ways or with fresh elements. Here’s what local designers say that looks like. Color and Warmth “There’s much
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This Fashion-Forward Black-and-White Wedding Featured a Runway-Insp...

Two years after Deshaune, a physical-education teacher, nonprofit founder, and coach, messaged Qianna, who works for the federal government, on Facebook, he proposed while the pair were in Cancún celebrating her 30th birthday. Their wedding five years later was modern and fashion-forward, with a black-and-white “moody romance” theme. Before a first look that included their
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A Minimalist, Art-Foward Wedding at the Renwick

Sam, a speech-language pathologist from New Jersey, and Nikole, an oral surgeon from Alabama, met on Hinge during a time when they were each new to the DMV. Sam felt an immediate sense of ease with Niki; Niki says she found Sam to be sweet, adventurous, and endearingly nerdy. For their first date, they met
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8 At-Home Spa Amenities to Convert Your Place Into an Oasis

Transform your place into a sanctuary by adding a hot tub, cold plunge, or sauna.
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The 9 Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Washington, DC

The 9 Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Washington, DC
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This Chic, Colorful Spring Valley Home Blends Family-Friendliness W...

Bold prints, rich colors, and artwork feel warm yet refined.
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9 Ways to Keep Your House Cool This Summer

Summers in DC call for hot and humid days. Keep your house cool with these tips by local interior designers.
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This Willard Wedding Featured Show Tunes and a Surprise Drag Show

Michael, a political media consultant from Memphis, and Jeremy, a non-profit director from Michigan, first connected on Hinge. Jeremy messaged first, and they say the banter was easy. Two days later, on their first official date, they bonded over recent international travels, their Jewish upbringings, and their love for politics. Eight years later, Jeremy surprised
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Exclusive: Liz Landers and Jim Acosta Got Married Last Night

Last night, in the company of 150 guests, PBS News Hour White House correspondent Liz Landers and independent journalist Jim Acosta married at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington. Get more Washingtonian Weddings inspo Newsletter | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest Get more Washingtonian Weddings inspo Newsletter | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest The couple, who got engaged on New Year’s Eve in Hawaii, met working
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David Rubenstein and Caryn Zucker Married in a Surprise Wedding on ...

In what the photographer Tony Powell called “the best-kept wedding secret of the year,” philanthropist, Baltimore Orioles owner, and Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein and Caryn Zucker married in a surprise wedding on Friday. According to Axios, Rubenstein and Zucker were officially wed—after four and a half years together—by Chief Justice John Roberts at the Supreme
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Taylor Swift Lyrics, Two Cats, and a Frank Sinatra Tribute Band: In...

A month after connecting on Hinge, Charlie and Brandon, federal workers from Illinois and Connecticut, respectively, met up in person for an “intimate and thoughtfully planned” first date that included old fashioneds, effortless conversation, and the sharing of their favorite music. Three and a half years later, Brandon proposed on a walk to the Tidal