When California’ s local and state governments enacted sweeping COVID pandemic restrictions, San Diego wedding planner Amy da Silva found herself forced to fight for the survival of both her industry and her own small business.

A need for social impact quickly developed into political action, bringing her to city hall, the county courthouse, and the steps of California’s state capitol, followed by hundreds of protestors, all dressed for a wedding.

While many accounts will be written about the year 2020, most of which will discuss COVID and its lasting impact on society, The Wedding March presents the genuine struggle endured by both a specific sect of the population as well as the United States at large. Small business owners and individuals alike battled wars of attrition against governments, corporations, and healthcare behemoths.

The Wedding March is the triumphant true story of one such entrepreneur faced with the threat of financial ruin.