One year after Amy Slaton said “I do” on Halloween night, the white carriage came back — carrying a whole family: Amy, her husband Brian Scott Lovvorn, and their two little boys, Gage and Glenn, on the very same carriage from their wedding day. One image, one year on: the spooky fairytale, with the kids along for the ride.
On October 31, 2026, Amy marked her first wedding anniversary, one year after marrying Brian in Bardstown, Kentucky. Her verdict was short, sweet, and very Amy: “a very great 1st anniversary!!” For fans who followed her through heartbreak and divorce, those words felt like a celebration on their own.
The White Carriage Came Back
For Amy and Brian, the symbol might just be that white carriage. It was part of their “old-timey” wedding on October 31, 2025, later shown in the season 8 finale of 1000-Lb Sisters. A year later, the family climbed back onto it: last year, a bride and groom starting something new; this year, a married couple with two boys, still choosing the same magic.
A Quiet Anniversary, Done Amy’s Way
Forget fancy restaurants and grand gestures. Amy and Brian spent their anniversary the way many busy parents will recognize: in small, happy pieces, fitted around their boys.
The day started with a breakfast date, just the two of them, while Gage and Glenn spent the morning with family. Then the couple took the boys trick-or-treating — on Halloween itself, which also happens to be their wedding date. Gage, 5, and Glenn, 4, went out as matching yellow ducks, while Brian wore a jack-o’-lantern T-shirt. The evening ended at home, with dinner and a movie before bed.
There is something quietly lovely about that. No performance, no big production — just breakfast, candy, and a movie night, kept ordinary and kept theirs.
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To understand why this anniversary hit fans so hard, remember the wedding itself. Amy and Brian tied the knot at Talbott Tavern, a historic inn in Bardstown, Kentucky, said to be haunted — perfect for a couple who bonded over a shared love of all things spooky. Engaged in May 2025 and one year together by June 2025, their Halloween wedding felt like a promise kept, not a whirlwind.
The details were pure Amy. She made her own gold animal centerpieces — monkeys, sharks, snakes, sloths, and crabs — with wedding planner Kellie, and the celebration leaned into its ghostly theme, right down to the ghost bridesmaids. Fans who watched the season 8 finale still call it one of the show’s happiest episodes.
One Year On, a Family, Not Just a Couple
What makes this anniversary different is what the year contained. Amy did not just gain a husband. She built a daily life with Brian at its center — a household where Gage and Glenn, whom she shares with ex-husband Michael Halterman, are growing up fast, with Brian showing up for everyday moments: school days, silly costumes, and a Halloween that doubles as a wedding anniversary.
From a fan’s perspective, that is the real story. The wedding was the fairytale. The year after it was the proof. Anybody can throw a beautiful Halloween party. It takes something steadier to turn it into breakfast dates, trick-or-treating, and movie nights.
So here is to year one — to the white carriage, the yellow ducks, and the quiet dinner-and-a-movie ending. What is your favorite anniversary memory: a big celebration, or a small day that meant everything? Leave a message for Amy and Brian heading into year two in the comments.
