Celebrity Wedding News
Today We Become One • August 4, 2022
Saturday, July 30th, 2022, Jodie Sweetin married her boyfriend of 5 years, clinical social worker Mescal Wasilewski, at a private home in Malibu.
According to People magazine, which had the exclusive on the wedding, around 50 people attended the celebration, including Sweetin's two daughters, Zoie and Beatrix, as well as some of her "Full House" friends, and co-stars John Stamos, Candace Cameron Bure, and Andrea Barber. Also, the widow of Bob Saget — Kelly Rizzo — was there as well, according to a comment on Instagram posted by Rizzo.
This is Sweetin's fourth marriage. She was previously wed to Morty Coyle, Cody Herpin and Shaun Holguin.
There is something undeniably romantic about spontaneity. While many couples spend years meticulously planning every floral arrangement and seating chart, others find that the true magic lies in the "here and now." Whether it is a sudden realization that you’ve found "the one," a desire for a private and intimate union, or simply a wish to skip the stress of a big production, same-day weddings have become a beloved tradition in the Greater Palm Springs area.
For decades, the "Big White Wedding" was the gold standard. It was a production: a carefully choreographed sequence of events that often felt more like a performance for the guests than a celebration for the couple. But as we move through 2026, a massive shift is happening. If you’ve spent any time on wedding Pinterest or TikTok lately, you’ve likely felt it...the air is changing.
Welcoming a new member into your family, or celebrating a spiritual milestone for a child, is one of those moments that stays etched in your heart forever. Whether you call it a baptism, a christening, or a family blessing, the intention is the same, to surround your loved one with community, love, and a sense of belonging.
In the heart of Greater Palm Springs, where the rugged San Jacinto mountains meet the soft, golden light of the desert, love stories are told every day. But for many couples, a love story isn’t just told in one language. It’s lived in two (or more).
For decades, Palm Springs has been more than just a vacation destination; it has been a sanctuary. Nestled at the base of the majestic San Jacinto Mountains, this desert oasis has long served as a beacon of inclusivity, style, and freedom for the LGBTQ+ community. When it comes to saying "I do," there are few places on earth that offer the same blend of mid-century glamour, natural wonder, and genuine welcoming spirit.
So, you’ve picked the perfect Palm Springs venue, the guest list is finally (mercifully) narrowed down, and you’ve found the dress or suit that makes you look like a million bucks. Now comes the big question: Who is actually going to marry you?
You’ve seen it in the movies a thousand times: the long, slow walk down the aisle, three different readings from distant cousins, a twenty-minute sermon on the history of commitment, and a soloist singing a four-verse ballad while the guests slowly melt into their folding chairs. By the time the "I dos" actually happen, everyone is checking their watches and dreaming of the open bar. If you’re currently planning your wedding, you might be asking yourself: Do we really need a 30-minute ceremony?
So, you’re thinking about ditching the big ballroom, the 200-person guest list, and the endless seating chart drama for something a bit more... cool? If your heart is set on desert winds, mid-century modern vibes, and sunsets that look like a watercolor painting, then a Palm Springs elopement is calling your name.
A Quinceañera is so much more than just a grand party or a beautiful dress. It is a bridge between two worlds: the innocent days of childhood and the blooming responsibilities of womanhood. Here in the Coachella Valley, where the desert sun paints the San Jacinto Mountains in shades of pink and gold, this milestone takes on an even more magical quality. At Today We Become One, we believe that the "soul" of the Quince is found in the rituals. While the music and the food are amazing, it’s the quiet, heartfelt moments of the ceremony that guests remember for a lifetime. Whether you are planning a traditional Catholic blessing or a modern, spiritual celebration, here are 15 rituals that can transform your Quinceañera into a truly soulful experience.
Happy Tuesday! Welcome back to the blog for another edition of Topic Tuesday. If you’ve been following along, you know that here at Today We Become One, we’re all about staying ahead of the curve to make sure your wedding day isn’t just beautiful, but completely stress-free. As we look toward the 2026 wedding season, one trend is standing out more than any other: the "Hybrid Wedding." While the allure of a sun-drenched Palm Springs elopement or an intimate desert ceremony is stronger than ever, the "digital woe" of leaving behind loved ones is a thing of the past. Today, we’re diving deep into why live-streaming has shifted from a "nice-to-have" backup plan into an absolute 2026 essential. The Rise of the Intimate Desert Destination Palm Springs has always been a sanctuary for those looking to escape the ordinary. There is something truly magical about the way the light hits the San Jacinto Mountains at golden hour: it’s a photographer’s dream and a soul-soother for any couple. However, the dream of a private, intimate ceremony often comes with a bit of a heart-wrenching trade-off: not everyone can make the trip. In 2026, travel is a different beast. Guests are more conscious of their carbon footprints, travel costs can fluctuate, and sometimes, the most important people in our lives simply aren't able to navigate a cross-country flight. But "intimate" shouldn't mean "exclusive" in a way that hurts. This is where the digital bridge comes in. By integrating high-quality live-streaming into your custom wedding services , you get the best of both worlds: the privacy of the desert and the presence of your entire global community.