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June 22, 2012 07:22 pm GMT
In a world where Pinterest is filled with wedding gear and the economic downturn has scratched "wedding planner" off of the affordable options list, it was only a matter of time before a wedding planning service sprouted up on the web. That service is called Lover.ly. Lover.ly has recently partnered with various brands like Nordstrom, Kwiat, and Minted to let users buy exactly what they see online. This makes the site a place where tasks actually get executed, rather than simply planned out (or worse yet, dreamed about). Not to mention, Lover.ly is generating revenue by capitalizing on a huge trend right now.
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In a world where Pinterest is filled with wedding gear and the economic downturn has scratched "wedding planner" off of the affordable options list, it was only a matter of time before a wedding planning service sprouted up on the web. That service is called Lover.ly. Lover.ly has recently partnered with various brands like Nordstrom, Kwiat, and Minted to let users buy exactly what they see online. This makes the site a place where tasks actually get executed, rather than simply planned out (or worse yet, dreamed about). Not to mention, Lover.ly is generating revenue by capitalizing on a huge trend right now.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/8V-oG-WNN6Q/
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