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With Chicago capacity restrictions loosening, couples hope for larger weddings

This year’s weddings will still look different, but progress on the vaccine rollout and Chicago’s move to loosen restrictions offer a path to weddings that would have been off limits

With Chicago's capacity restrictions loosening, couples hope for larger weddings. But they'll have to navigate tricky vaccination questions first.

When Nicole Bowles and Hosein Heidari sent out invitations to their August wedding, postponed by a year from the original date, Bowles couldn’t stand the thought of trimming the guest list to fewer than 50 people. So Bowles, 33, of Albany Park, sent invitations to the full 120-person group and hoped Chicago’s COVID-19 capacity restrictions would ease. Those hopes got a boost Thursday when the .

With Chicago's capacity restrictions loosening, couples hope for larger weddings. But they'll have to navigate tricky vaccination questions first.

With Chicago’s capacity restrictions loosening, couples hope for larger weddings. But they’ll have to navigate tricky vaccination questions first. Lauren Zumbach, Chicago Tribune © Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune Bride-to-be Clarisa Czekajlo checks out her favorite wedding dress while trying a variety dresses Bella Bianca Bridal Couture in Chicago on April 30, 2021. She s accompanied by her father, Frank Czekajlo, and sister, Aubrey Czekajlo. When Nicole Bowles and Hosein Heidari sent out invitations to their August wedding, postponed by a year from the original date, Bowles couldn’t stand the thought of trimming the guest list to fewer than 50 people. So Bowles, 33, of Albany Park, sent invitations to the full 120-person group and hoped Chicago’s COVID-19 capacity restrictions would ease. Those hopes got a boost Thursday when the city announced it would no longer count vaccinated people against the limits.

Couples eyeing big weddings navigate COVID-19 vaccine rules

As travel opens up, glamping is helping 'indoorsy' families get outside

As travel opens up, glamping is helping ‘indoorsy’ families get outside Camping fosters a love of nature. Here s how to make it easy in Canada and the U.S. Yurt-style tents dot the grounds of Gatherwild Ranch in Germantown, New York. Camping with amenities can be a hassle-free experience for stressed-out families and individuals new to the outdoors.Photograph by Piotr Redlinski, The New York Times/Redux ByHeather Greenwood Davis Lauren Gay’s first experience tent camping left her cold. “The temperature plummeted that night,” says Gay, who blogs at the Outdoorsy Diva. “We didn’t own sleeping bags, we just had tons of blankets, and it was not sufficient. It was a long miserable night.”