Jove Meyer

Jove Meyer is the founder and principal of Jove Meyer Events. An award-winning event planner, designer, and LGBTQ+ advocate, Jove’s work has been featured in Vogue, The New York Times, Refinery29, Martha Stewart, and more. Jove has been named as a “Wedding Guru” from US Weekly and as one of the top wedding planners in the USA from The Knot, Brides, Harper's Bazaar, Over the Moon, and WedVibes.

Education

  • BA, Political Science, Columbia University

Professional Achievements

  • Featured in multiple publications, including Vogue, Domino Magazine, The New York Times, Martha Stewart, and The Cut
  • Appeared on multiple national television programs, including the Rachael Ray Show, Good Morning America, and the Today Show
  • Host of the popular podcast "Weddings-ish with Jove"
  • Contributing Writer for The Knot Magazine
  • Creator of the Ally Pledge, a signed pledge he shares with partners and vendors to make the wedding and event planning industry more inclusive

Favorite Piece of Advice

You do you! Embrace your authentic story, style, and personality—because that's always the right choice. Swim upstream, dance to the beat of your own drum, and own it—you're fabulous just as you are!

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Need help writing my own wedding vows!
I think writing a vow is something that's super personal and not something you should seek assistance with from a friend or family member. I think it's something you should do alone in the comfort of a place that makes you happy in your life and in your relationships. So if that's your couch in the living room, or your bed in the bedroom, or the beach where you first met, go somewhere that reminds you of your partner and the things you love about them. And I just say start with a list of all the reasons you're marrying this person, all the reasons you went on a second date with this person, all the reasons you got engaged to this person, and those things should come to mind. Whether that's because they're hot, they're sweet or smart, they're kind, whatever it is, write down those first key words that come to mind. And then once you have the ones you feel really solid about, begin to fill it out with sentences.

For example, if you say they're smart, write a few sentences as to how they're smart, or stories or moments that showed you that they were smart, or that they're compassionate, caring, loving, handsome, a good kisser, good dancer, whatever it is. I think it's a good exercise to have. And it's a great way to look back on your time together pre-wedding, so that you can bring those memories into the ceremony. Of course, we don't need it to be super long. But I say having a long list is better. And then you can go through and shorten what you guys decide as a couple about how long they're going to spend. If you want to make it equal or if you're totally surprising each other, then I'd say trust your gut and your heart because it led you to where you were, which is marrying the person of your dreams.

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