What is a wedding really for?

In this deeply personal episode, Elizabeth sits down with newlywed Morgan Klaas to explore a question that goes far beyond centerpieces, guest lists, and wedding traditions: What – and who – are we actually celebrating when we get married?

Both Elizabeth and Morgan reflect on their weddings, but beneath the details of the celebration lies a larger conversation about love, commitment, family expectations, and the realities of modern marriage.

This episode is an honest exploration of what happens when we stop asking whether a marriage will last forever and start asking whether it is helping us become who we're meant to be. Together, they explore:

The true cost of modern weddings – and why couples still choose them
How Morgan created a nontraditional wedding experience in Moab
Navigating family expectations, guest lists, and wedding politics
The father-daughter moments that became the most meaningful memories
What divorce taught Elizabeth about communication and partnership
Why marriage doesn't always fit into neat, tidy definitions
The difference between planning a wedding and building a marriage
How love evolves through different seasons of life

Whether you're planning a wedding, healing from a divorce, questioning traditional relationship milestones, or simply reflecting on what commitment means in today's world, this conversation offers a refreshing and deeply human perspective on love, partnership, and personal growth.

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Stay tuned for a follow-up episode on Cuban food and the joy of unconventional living on our Imperfectly Honest producer, Kayla Gorski’s podcast, Dish + Tell. Subscribe to her Substack here.