Natalie Marshall’s wedding is set for summer 2026
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- Natalie Marshall, known online as Corporate Natalie, is currently preparing for her summer wedding to fiancé Matt Mahowald
- Amid the whirlwind of planning, the 29-year-old content creator tells PEOPLE she’s staying focused on protecting her privacy despite her growing public platform
- Ahead of the big day, Marshall is also working with Olay to keep her skincare routine simple and consistent
For Natalie Marshall, balancing wedding planning with a busy content schedule has made privacy more important than ever.
The 29-year-old influencer, best known as Corporate Natalie, has built an audience of more than 2 million followers by making corporate culture feel funny, relatable and painfully accurate. But ahead of her summer wedding to fiancé Matt Mahowald, Marshall admits sharing so much of her life online can sometimes blur personal boundaries.
While fans love feeling included in her world, she’s become more mindful about keeping certain moments just for herself. “With such a big moment in my life coming up — my wedding — it’s been harder than ever to keep certain things private,” Marshall tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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That growing need for balance comes as Marshall prepares for one of the biggest moments of her life while continuing to share content with millions online each day.
Although fans have seen glimpses of her relationship over the years — including photos of the couple attending Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour back in 2023 — Marshall only recently began sharing more of her relationship publicly. Even then, she has remained intentional about what stays offline.
“I feel such a strong connection to my audience; they don’t feel like followers, they feel like friends, which makes it easy to overshare,” she explains. “But once something is out there, you can’t take it back. I’ve had to be more intentional about setting boundaries and keeping parts of my life just for me to stay grounded and protect that balance.”
And while wedding planning has naturally come with its fair share of chaos, Marshall says she’s trying to separate her online persona from the actual celebration itself.
“Unsurprisingly, I’m trying to have the least corporate wedding ever,” she admits. “Corporate Natalie didn’t receive an invite; it’s just Natalie for that weekend.”
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As someone who has spent six years creating content and partnering with brands like Dunkin’ Donuts and SoFi, Marshall says she also understands how overwhelming social media advice can become, especially for brides.
“As both a creator and consumer, I know firsthand how much noise exists on social platforms: people telling you what products to buy, how you need a 47-step skin care routine, and in my case, ‘the 450 things you need to do to prepare for your 2026 wedding,’” she says.
Between beauty trends, skincare routines and endless “must-have” recommendations, it’s easy for consumers to feel pressured into doing more. Instead of focusing on complicated routines, Marshall says she’s prioritizing consistency by using products that fit realistically into her lifestyle.
That mindset is partly what led her to partner with Olay as the brand’s Lead
"Skinsurance" Agent ahead of her wedding this summer.
According to Olay, its new Super Collection was designed to deliver a comprehensive, results-driven routine that supports hydration, brightness, firmness and overall skin health without overcomplicating skincare.
For Marshall, the partnership also reflects a larger shift in how she views skincare leading up to her wedding day.
“We insure our cars, our homes, and everything else, so why not take steps to protect our skin?” she tells PEOPLE. “As I get ready for my summer wedding, I’m thinking beyond just face skincare — my whole body routine matters too, so I need products that can cover it all, like the Olay Super Collection!”
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