Speaker references a tweet by Greg Eisenberg about the rise of micro weddings (small ceremonies of ~10–20 friends) and notes the difficulty of organizing weddings. The speaker, recently married, describes long planning meetings and suggests an AI (referred to as the "Claude project") could have served as a wedding organizer to manage planning tasks.
I recently saw a tweet from Greg Eisenberg talking about micro weddings and how that's like, a new thing where people don't want to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a wedding. They want to have, like, 10 to 20 friends. And he talks about how that's a huge trend and it's so hard to, like, manage putting together a wedding. And obviously, I just recently got married. We had a relatively small wedding, very expensive, though. And the meetings with the staff were so long, I was sitting there thinking, now that there's this Claude project, I'm like, could have made a project for the wedding. Yeah, sure, he couldn't have done everything, but I think it could have been, like, the wedding organizer, for sure.
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