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What It's Like Inside Zola

Every day is the big day at the wedding-planning company's HQ.
Source: Adam Friedberg
Adam Friedberg

Diamonds may be forever, but so are the stressful memories that come with planning a couple’s big day. promises to fix that. The New York–based company, which has raised $140 million since its 2013 launch, offers a host of wedding tools in one place, including registries, , invitations, and a soon-to-launch honeymoon-planning product. All that growth (headcount increased by 50 space, countless fresh flowers, and plenty of where engineers, product managers, designers, and customer service reps connect to discuss their one shared goal: making wedding planning as delightful as the wedding itself. 

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