Q&A Interviews

Addy Kestenband, EddyK Bridal, sees positive aspects resulting from COVID

Mary Nguyen, Bridal Collective, sees bridal trends of versatility and romance due to COVID

Kelly Midgley, recently promoted CEO of Maggie Sottero Designs talks to VOWS about the transition, and on having a member of the family leading the firm again.

Erica Rosenfeld and Susan Parker, second generation owners of Bari Jay offer their thoughts on the status of the bridesmaid category 

Julie Levitt, Marionat, suggests that brides still want to feel like a bride, and accessories are critical to complete their vision especially now

Moonlight Bridal's Valerie Chin, Creative Director and Stephanie Chin, Operations Director, suggest that bridal is well suited to adapt to changes in brides, marketplace and industry, and quite capable of answering the challenge.

Morilee creative director Madeline Gardner, offers encouragement and insights on Covid's impact on bridal

Martine Harris, Essense of Australia, sees an exciting future as design trends continue to evolve and boutique’s innovate the in-store experience

Crystal Lu, Casablanca Bridals, comments on the steps Casablanca continues to offer during Covid, and predictions for future

Joseph Murphy, JLM Couture, predicts snap back year for 2021 that will likely result in strong demand

Tania Olsen, Tania Olsen Designs, points out trends in what brides are looking for, and comments on its impact of her collections

Steve Lang, Mon Cheri Bridals, offers his thoughts on the current state of industry and post-COVID forecast.