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Wedding planner Mollee Richey of Peace of Mind Event Design and Waitstaff offers advice for Tucson couples making plans for fall 2020 weddings and spring 2021 weddings amid coronavirus concerns.
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As COVID-19 restrictions in Arizona cause wedding cancellations, Tucson brides and grooms make new plans.
They're also a wedding florist.
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