Perhaps their oath should say “AI will do this.”
Maria Cortese’s jaw dropped when she received a $5,000 fee from a New York wedding planner.
The penny-pinching Poughkeepsie, N.Y., native feared the high fees would push her and fiancé Ryan beyond the $34,000 budget they had set for their August 2024 wedding. I was concerned.
However, the bride-to-be decided to take the plunge and use a bot.
“I Do literally everything with ChatGPT for my wedding,” Cortese, 32, told the Post, admitting she had never used the free artificial intelligence platform before getting engaged in September.
Cortese is one of many budgeting brides who forego hiring humans and instead use cybernetics to prepare for their big day.
“I save a lot of money,” she boasted. “You don’t need a wedding planner. AI does everything for you.”
a 2024 Survey by ZolaThe virtual wedding hub found that 52% of engaged couples are leaning toward leaving the details of their festivities to automation.
Research shows that tech-savvy honeys are trying their hand at robo bridemaid duties, such as creating a wedding website, writing vows and managing a budget.
Alison Kallman, vice president of brand marketing & strategy at Zola, says the convenience and efficiency of a system like ChatGPT takes some of the mental strain of hosting a holdup away.
“Generative AI has the potential to address many pain points and streamline many aspects of the wedding planning process,” she told the Post. “Helps couples streamline more manual tasks [and] Help your wedding vendors create a detailed schedule. ”
Zola in April Introducing a custom GPT tool for the soon-to-be married It’s called “splitting the decision.”
For a $20/month ChatGPT+ subscription, intuitive technology divides the “I Do” essentials between two partners based on their strengths and interests. I also suggest a joint project for you and your fiancé to work on together.
Upper West Side bride Megan Leal worked with her now-husband, Nate, on a mission to save less than $80,000, especially by getting ChatGPT’s image generator, DALL-E, out of the box. says that sorting out his assets has become magical.
“we entered our exact vision into the system” Leal, 28, a social media marketer, told the Post. She “printed out beautiful artwork for the invitations.”
The colorful illustration depicts the lakeside scene of Crispin Hill in Rochester, New York, the venue where the couple exchanged vows in September 2023.
“It looked like an artist had painted it.”
Rather than pay an additional $1,200 to a graphic designer, the duo used free credits earned on DALL-E’s platform and spent just $50 to print 200 copies of their computerized work. Kamba.
“It was fun working with Nate,” Leal said. “And it was a good way to save a lot of pennies.”
After marrying her husband Luis in October 2023, Zana Hernandez, a 28-year-old financial analyst from San Diego, California, wanted to reduce the stress of planning a honeymoon.
So the Wise Bride asked ChatGPT to put together some suggestions for a post-wedding vacation to Italy’s Amalfi Coast.
“I asked it, ‘Can you give me a 10-day travel itinerary with a budget in the range of $4,000 to $6,000, including flights and hotels?'” Hernandez said. “He also asked for a list of tours, restaurants, and fun excursions.”
Automation encouraged the jet-setting lovers to stay at the lovely Hotel Punta Regina in Positano.
She and Lewis also incorporated AI cues for romantic discussions around the Italian coastline.
“It was very helpful,” said the newlyweds. “Planning the wedding was very difficult.”
“Thanks to ChatGPT, it takes minimal effort to have a good time.”
