When it comes to engagement rings in 2026, size most definitely matters. On this show, host Alison chats with Canadian jewellery designer and business owner Mariam R. about her business Edit + Icon and what's trending not just in engagement bling, but everyday baubles too. "We are in the elongated stone era," Mariam shares. "And when it comes to elongated stones ration is the most important thing." Mariam has a passion for refashioning heirloom pieces into modern treasures and for helping clients to style their perfect jewellery look. This pod is a sparkling chat about all of our favourite glittery things because as Mariam says, who doesn't love big sparkle!

On this week's show Alison chats with event planner Jodie Garneau, principal at Thistle & Thorne, who shares one of the biggest trends happening in weddings this year (and into 2027) are celebrations that are unplugged, immersive, full of analogue details and a peaceful, joy-filled energy. "Sensory friendly weddings are something we are very focused on," Jodie shares. That means creating environments for couples and guests that are comfortable and offer a place to take a quiet moment away from the party should sensory overload hit. Jodie also shares her thoughts on what makes for a superior guest experience, ideas to make your wedding more inclusive, and why good flow is the magic detail that makes for an unforgettable party.

It's the biggest celebrity wedding of the year, and perhaps ever, but what really happened at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's celebration on July 3 at MSG? On this show, Alison is joined by returning guest and friend of the show Adele Van Baren for a pop culture focused chat all about the T&T wedding and the effect it will have on nuptials to come forever more. Alison and Adele dive into the Dior dress, the venue choice, that monogram, and the bride's bangs. We also wonder if in fact that was *really* the couple's official wedding or just a massive, celebrity studded afterparty. We're still waiting for photo drop, but we have lots of thoughts on what we think we'll see.