Jen Glantz
Jen Glantz is the world’s first professional bridesmaid and founder of Bridesmaid for Hire. Her new book, Always a Bridesmaid (For Hire) [Atria Books] is available now.
I Published My First Book, All My Friends are Engaged, Exactly One Year Ago
Everyone on Facebook seemed to be so put together and here I was trying to write about the most blah 4-hour date of my life, with a guy who told me I was smarter than I looked.
8 Things People Do On Facebook That Make You Want To SCREAM
“Ughhh, I’m sick of people revealing too much on Facebook.”
This Is What Regret Feels Like
A guy who picked me up from the airport yesterday told me that he recently moved to Chicago from LA. “You know that feeling when you instantly regret something,” he started to say after I asked him about his move.
6 Quotes From Joan Rivers On What She’s Learned About Life
Yes, Joan. Life is tough. You kept us laughing through it and now the joke is entirely on us.
A New Yorker’s Relationship With Their Air Conditioner
The hem of your Forever 21 polyester floral dress is sticking to the inner portion of your cinnamon bun feeling thighs. It’s summer time, in New York City.
7 Small Ways To Make Big Changes
It’s the same way with everything we want to change in our lives.
People Talk About New York City Like…
It’s something everybody, everywhere, must absolutely try…
6 Reasons You Should Have A Stranger Be Your Bridesmaid
They don’t teach you how to be a bridesmaid in school — in fact, nobody ever teaches you how to be a bridesmaid.
7 Reasons You Should Hire A Professional Bridesmaid
The happiest day of your life needs one thing: A bridesmaid who will be there to lift up the 18 layers of your dress so you can pee or dance the cha-cha slide with your drunk Uncle.
I’m The Professional Bridesmaid From That Craigslist Ad
Within 48 hours, two of my dearest friends both asked me the very same question.
9 Realities That Slap You In The Face When You Graduate College
Every time I completed a full hour, I would make that line into an x and slowly count down the hours until 5pm came around and my workday would be over.