Weddings-ish with Jove

For the first time on Weddings-ish, Jove sits down with a mother-daughter duo: content creator and nutritionist Healthy Emmie and her mom, Healthy Mummy. They planned what they both call a completely stress-free wedding, and they share exactly how they did it. Emmie married her husband on May 15, 2026, in Newport, Rhode Island, despite a 100% chance of rain in the forecast. The family buried a bourbon bottle, hired an Etsy witch, and found a dime they took as a sign from Emmie’s late grandmother, and they woke up to blue skies. Emmie and her mom also talk about repurposing her mom’s 1985 Kleinfeld wedding dress, skipping a traditional bridal party for a “Blue Crew,” and giving Emmie’s two cats their own reception moment. In this episode: - How to plan a wedding with your mom without the stress - The rain forecast and everything they did to beat it - Why she skipped the first look - The Blue Crew, Proud Mary, and a cat dance at the reception - Wedding-day tips: keep your makeup artist for touch-ups and hire someone to vlog for you - Emmie’s sweet potato method and her simplest healthy eating tip Find Emmie @healthyemmie on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. Got a question for Jove? Email [email protected]. Follow @jovemeyer and @LoveStoriesTV

You've seen the photos. Now hear the full story from someone who was there. Bridal designer Hayley Paige just got married, and Jove was a guest. In this episode, Hayley takes us inside her maximalist wedding weekend at the Mission Inn in Riverside, California. She wore eight wedding dresses in one day, including a pink ceremony gown and a rhinestone "glimmer" look that she changed out of mid-ceremony. She also had three wedding cakes (one shaped like a dress), a hand-painted dance floor mapped with the couple's constellations, and a custom wine aged since the year she and Conrad got engaged. After a seven-year engagement and a long fight to reclaim her name and her brand, Hayley explains why she designed her own bridal collection around her wedding. She talks about why she and Conrad said their vows without notes, and why she thinks "timeless" is the most overrated word in wedding planning. If you're planning a wedding and wondering how to make it feel like you, whether that means wearing a colored wedding dress, having multiple outfit changes, or ignoring what everyone says you "should" do, this one's for you. In this episode: - The pink wedding dress and the surprise mid-ceremony change - How she wore eight dresses without missing her own party - A seven-year engagement and vows without notes - Three cakes, rose petal rain, and a hand-painted dance floor - Hayley's top tips for planning a wedding that feels like you - Hayley turns the mic on Jove Hayley's wedding dresses launch soon. Follow @MissHayleyPaige on Instagram for the first look. Got a question for Jove? Email [email protected]. Follow @jovemeyer and @LoveStoriesTV. #HayleyPaige #WeddingDress #CelebrityWedding #BridalFashion #WeddingPlanning #PinkWeddingDress #WeddingsIshWithJove

Reality TV fan favorites Giannina Gabelli (Love Is Blind Season 1) and Blake Horstmann (The Bachelorette Season 14) sit down with Jove to tell the wild, unfiltered story of how two people who were publicly rejected on separate dating shows the same year found each other on Paramount+'s All Star Shore — and built a life together. In this episode, Giannina and Blake open up about: 🌹 Meeting (and falling for each other) while filming another reality show 💍 A surprise proposal in Madrid and a 1.5-year engagement 👶 Their son Heath and what it's really like traveling internationally with a toddler ✈️ Why they say flying with an infant is easier than flying with a two-year-old 💒 Planning a destination wedding in Rovinj, Croatia — on a handshake, no contracts 🇮🇹 A Venice welcome party with a live opera singer and an accidental trip to the ER-adjacent chair incident 👗 The wedding dress that dictated the entire design of the day 🐶 Blending two dogs, a baby, and a wedding into one very full life Whether you loved them on Love Is Blind and The Bachelorette or you're just here for a genuinely sweet, funny reality-TV love story, this episode has it all — heartbreak, chaos, and a happy ending. Got a question for Ask Jove? Email [email protected] or send a voice memo — you might be featured on the show!

Peloton instructor Matty Maggiacomo and his husband Evan join Weddings-ish with Jove to tell the story of their relationship — a dating app match right as COVID hit, months of long-distance FaceTimes, and a proposal on the rooftop of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Matty and Evan get honest about the real cost of a wedding: they started planning a 150–200 person blowout upstate before scaling all the way down to 60 guests in Central Park — and why neither of them regrets it. They also break down their custom wedding fashion (a Tom Ford-inspired coat and a bespoke Brooklyn-made suit), the surprising reason they went a full week without speaking before the ceremony, and how PBS NewsHour co-anchor Amna Nawaz ended up officiating their wedding. Plus: Matty's path from local news reporter to Peloton instructor, and why Evan took Matty's last name. Topics covered: - Meeting on a dating app at the start of the pandemic - Long-distance dating during COVID lockdown - The Met rooftop proposal - Cutting a wedding from 200 guests to 60 - Custom-made wedding fashion vs. designer labels - Skipping the "first look" tradition - Amna Nawaz officiating their ceremony - Taking your husband's last name If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a review on Spotify, Amazon, Apple Podcasts, or here on Love Stories TV’s YouTube channel. Have a question for Jove? Send a voice memo or email to [email protected] Follow along on Instagram: @jovemeyer and @LoveStoriesTV

Jove sits down with Project Runway Season 22 designer Anna Molinari—fresh off her win in the David's Bridal Wedding Challenge—to talk sustainable fashion, deadstock lace, and the two-piece bridal look that beat out five male designers to take the win.  Anna opens up about:  - Growing up watching Project Runway and turning a childhood dream into a competition run  - Why she builds everything from deadstock fabric, thrifted materials, and even paper towels (yes, really)  - The chaos of a surprise "second look" curveball with zero extra time  - Crying on camera, developing a literal stye from stress, and why she's not built to be a reality villain  - What it means to have her designs—made from deadstock, made to order—hitting David's Bridal online and in stores nationwide  Watch Project Runway on Hulu, Freeform, Disney+   Shop Anna's David's Bridal Challenge–winning designs—her Exclusive Bridal Collection is available now at David's Bridal https://www.davidsbridal.com