The popular wedding-planning platforms will no longer promote the "trend." The popular wedding-planning sites Pinterest and The Knot announced they are no longer promoting content for ...

Last week, The Wall Street Journal published an article about how “[c]ouples looking for something different are choosing a stretch behind bars at former prisons for weddings.” But some are already ...

On Monday, The Glow Up’s very smart brotha Damon Young made the proposition that perhaps we should just burn down the remaining plantations in America—you know, those sites of the American holocaust ...

Pinterest and The Knot will no longer promote wedding venues that operated as slave plantations, thanks to the civil rights advocacy group, Color of Change. Both companies broke the exclusive news to ...

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NEW ORLEANS — Five popular wedding websites have announced they will no longer push plantation weddings, in response to a campaign asking for the wedding industry to stop romanticizing plantations.

Seems like this should go without saying, but don’t have your wedding at a plantation or plantation-style house. According to Yahoo! Life, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez held their three-day wedding ...

(NEW YORK) — The popular wedding-planning sites Pinterest and The Knot announced they are no longer promoting content for “plantation”-style weddings. “Weddings should be a symbol of love and unity.