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Aleksandr Zubkov/Getty Images(NEW YORK) After two years of postponed and canceled weddings due to the COVID-19 pandemic, couples are making their way down the aisle again surrounded by their loved ones. And in 2022, which is set to be one of the biggest wedding years ever with nearly 2.5 million weddings forecasted, according to a report in the Wedding Report, Inc., couples are making sure their day is one they will remember forever. In a survey from Zola, 2022 couples are "planning with more intention, excitement, love and specificity than ever before." Whether in their wedding theme, the vendors they choose or the food, couples are using their weddings to let their personalities shine through. One of the ways brides are incorporating those personal touches is with the help of wedding TikTok, where fellow brides have been candidly sharing tips and tricks from their weddings. "TikTok is giving this support group for brides," Taelor Pawnell, an art director and con

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