Tying the Bot - AI In Wedding Planning
Read Michigan Avenue Events’ latest feature in the New York Post regarding AI
Founder of Michigan Avenue Events, Brianne Garritano, was featured in the New York Post’s article exploring the growing trend of couples using AI tools like ChatGPT to plan weddings, and why it can backfire.
Brianne highlights the biggest issue with AI: the gap between digital inspiration and real-world execution. While planning a destination wedding in Mexico, her client brought in an AI-generated design as a starting point. Although visually stunning, it wasn’t fully achievable in reality. She explains that AI can create beautiful concepts, but it doesn’t show the human effort required to bring them to life and often creates unrealistic expectations.
Instead of relying on AI, Brianne and Team MAE vet local, luxury vendors to bring a couple’s vision to life. Take a peek below to see the discrepancies between AI and reality.
Read the New York Post’s article here.
VENDORS:
Planning: Michigan Avenue Events
Photography: Lauren Alatriste Photography
Design & Florals: Bash House
AV: Inspire Mexico
Venue: St. Regi Kanai
Gown: Ines Di Santo, Ultimate Bride Chicago
Second Look: Netta BenShabu, Mira Couture
Groom’s Attire: Gentleman's Playbook
Bride’s Welcome & Pool Styling: McKey Terrell Styling
Bridesmaids Dresses: AMSALE
Stationery: Magnificent Milestones
Friday Band: Nativo Producciones
Reception Band: Taylor Pace Orchestra
Reception DJ: Dulce Rullan
Makeup: Alyssa Lynn Makeup
Hair: Sandy Mendez and Alejandra Llamas
Reception Linens: BBJ La Tavola
Photobooth: Starpower Photobooths
Transportation: Maritur