It’s more than just fun for Jack Richards to dress up like Santa and ride a red decorated tricycle the nearly three-mile stretch of seawall in this town along the Atlantic Ocean.
He waves to people. They wave back. He stops to talk to many, regardless of the weather. He hands out different small tokens, such as last year when he passed out Oreo cookies with his image on them. This year, it will be decals with his likeness.
One of the biggest changes to the wedding industry over the last two years, thanks in large part to the coronavirus pandemic, is a push for brides and grooms to do away with the big, over-the-top weddings you might see on television and in the movies and, instead, say “I do” in smaller, more intimate ways that truly tell their story.
