Meet our Bride of the Week: Jade Iovine, the captivating host and creator of iHeartRadio's Tell Me About It podcast! Jade's beautiful love story all started with a chance encounter at the University of Miami and lead to a stunning wedding in the breathtaking paradise of Maui. In the following interview, we'll see Jade's wedding day along with her journey to becoming a GL Bride and how she brought her dream dress to life!
Jade Iovine’s journey to creating her dream wedding dress began with a fairytale collaboration with Galia Lahav. Every step for Jade, from concept to fitting, was filled with excitement and anticipation. Together with Galia Lahav’s talented team, Jade brought her vision to life – creating a dress that epitomized elegance and romance.
When Jade finally saw her completed dress – the intricate lace, delicate beadwork, and flowing layers surpassed her wildest dreams and made her feel like a radiant princess. It was a moment of pure bliss, as she recognized her wedding dress as more than fabric—it embodied her love story and marked the beginning of an enchanting chapter in her life.
This picture thrills me. The juxtaposition of the tropical backdrop with the tulle and stars on my dress. So good.
I wanted the dress to look like I was cocooned in tulle, and I fell deliriously in love with how polarizing the design of the dress was. I knew some people would love it and some wouldn’t, and I reveled in that excitement.
Jade and Dylan chose the breathtaking island of Maui for their dream wedding. With meticulous planning and the support of a talented team, their celebration became an extraordinary reflection of their beautiful love story and unique personalities. From the heartfelt exchange of vows to the energetic reception under the twinkling night sky, their wedding weekend transformed into an unforgettable love-filled festival, leaving an everlasting impression on all who were present.
The happiest moment surrounded by everyone we love.
My favorite picture of all. Before the moment of truth: Will Dylan be able to get the vintage, stick-shift car to move?
