Wine Country still invites weddings, despite disastrous wildfires
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The sky was hazy because of wildfires, including the Tubbs Fire, on the day of Cindy and Aaron Weisberg’s October 2017 wedding.Sylvain Gentile 2017Show MoreShow Less
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Couples like Jocelyn and Danny Dardon aren’t letting fires or COVID chase them away from their dream Wine Country wedding.Carmen AlvarezShow MoreShow Less
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Natasha Nelson and Jack Traxler held their wedding at Beltane Ranch in Sonoma on September 26 with just their immediate families, under the 12-person limit for weddings in Sonoma County.Scott and Dana HalvorsonShow MoreShow Less
Natasha Nelson and Jack Traxler thought their Aug. 26 wedding in Healdsburg was a safe bet. The weather that time of year is typically warm and sunny, and the grapes are starting to ripen a lovely scene for their small, COVID-proofed celebration. Plus, they figured that August was before fire season. Then, in the days leading up t
Wine Country still invites weddings, despite disastrous wildfires
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The sky was hazy because of wildfires, including the Tubbs Fire, on the day of Cindy and Aaron Weisberg’s October 2017 wedding.Sylvain Gentile 2017Show MoreShow Less
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Couples like Jocelyn and Danny Dardon aren’t letting fires or COVID chase them away from their dream Wine Country wedding.Carmen AlvarezShow MoreShow Less
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Natasha Nelson and Jack Traxler held their wedding at Beltane Ranch in Sonoma on September 26 with just their immediate families, under the 12-person limit for weddings in Sonoma County.Scott and Dana HalvorsonShow MoreShow Less
Natasha Nelson and Jack Traxler thought their Aug. 26 wedding in Healdsburg was a safe bet. The weather that time of year is typically warm and sunny, and the grapes are starting to ripen a lovely scene for their small, COVID-proofed celebration. Plus, they figured that August was before fire season. Then, in the days leading up t