Why Couples Are Choosing to Reclaim the Day The One-Day Wedding Is a Sprint Nobody Wins For decades, weddings followed the same choreography: ceremony, speeches, starter, main, first dance, last drink. Everything compressed into a single spinning day that ends before you've had the chance to actually be present in it. The anxiety of it sets in long before the confetti does. One hundred guests, sometimes more, and ten hours, maybe twelve, to reach them all. The mental arithmetic runs...