About Me

Your wedding—on the record.

Hi, I’m Hsing. (Pronounced “sing” like “sing a song.”)

I've spent 10 plus years chasing stories. First in Denver newsrooms, where I learned that the best ones aren't about what happened—they're about who it happened to. The DJ encouraging his community to give back by spreading good vibes. The couple celebrating 60 years together. What I love about journalism isn’t the event itself. It’s the people at the center of it, and the way their eyes change when they finally feel seen.

After television news, I pivoted to tech. I wrote for startups and software companies, translating complex products into human stories. I got really good at it. But somewhere between my third ebook on workflow automation and my fiftieth blog post about AI, I started wondering: What am I actually building here?

The tech bubble doesn't burst, exactly. It just keeps inflating, and you realize you've been holding your breath the whole time.

Meanwhile, I kept going to weddings. I'd watch my friends walk down the aisle and think about all the invisible work that led to this moment—the family dynamics, the inside jokes baked into the playlist, the reason they chose their ceremonies. I'd look around at the guests and wonder what they were seeing. What they'd remember. What would be lost the moment the last song ended.

Then I started planning my own wedding, and that question got louder.

My fiancé and I have thought endlessly about the guest experience. The food, the flow, the moments we hope will land. But here's the thing: we'll never really know how it felt to be there. We'll be too busy living it. The photos will show us what we looked like. The video will show us what we said. But who's going to tell us what it was like to witness us?

That's the story I want to write. Not just the couple's love story—though that's part of it—but the whole thing. The toast that made your best man cry. The moment your dad stroked your face during your father-daughter dance. The conversation at Table 9 that no one else heard. The wedding as your guests experienced it, preserved in a way that photos and video simply can't capture.

I'm a journalist. I know how to notice what matters, ask the right questions, and write it down before it disappears. And after years of telling other people's stories, I'm finally telling the ones that actually last.

The Love Dispatch is a bespoke wedding journalism service established for and by the timeless sentimental. I attend your wedding as a writer—observing, interviewing, documenting—and deliver a gorgeous keepsake that captures the full story of your day.

Because your wedding deserves to be on the record.