So far only read these two:

~ A Wedding Gown of Autumn Leaves by Caroline Yoachim - 4*
https://dailysciencefiction.com/hither-and-yon/sf-fantasy/caroline-m-yoachim/a-w.....

It was sweet. In the Fairy realm a human girl and a fairy boy marry. She wears a "fairy" dress she made and wears a "human" tux he made.
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"I didn't have the magic to make a dress like your grandmother's."

"And magic cannot make a proper tuxedo." He took my hands in his. "But we will find the ways our worlds can fit together."

Our parents are not there, but his sister watches from across the pond. A handful of human children peer at us from behind a stand of birch trees, curious. We have so much work ahead of us, but this moment fills me with hope.

I marry my beloved in a birch-leaf dress, dotted with spots of black mold.
It is the most beautiful beginning.
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author notes: Many thanks to Vylar Kaftan for prompting this story by providing the title "Autumn Leaves For Her Wedding Gown," which I later changed slightly to "A Wedding Gown of Autumn Leaves." Trees make regular appearances in my stories, and autumn is my favorite season, so the title definitely called to me. It reminded me a bit of the "unconventional materials" challenges they do on Project Runway: make a dress entirely of fallen leaves. While I'm sure there are designers capable of pulling it off, I suspect my own results would be a lumpy leafy mess, and probably spotted with mold."
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~ Group Dynamics by NKH - 2*
I've read quite a few great short stories by her so I'm always keeping my eye out for more. This one was promising with it's ***Editor's Warning: Adult Story--Horny Gods***

Unfortunately that was false advertising. "Supernaturals" in modern times are chatting at a museum at the prehistoric sloth exhibit. Talking about forming a break away group from the regular group because they are sick of Zeus making it all about him. Zeus shows up at the museum and makes it all about him again.

ETA: Author Story Notes: For Valentine's Day, the Wordos workshop challenged each other to write anti-Valentine stories. I had fun with this one.
I didn't read anything Valentine's nor anti-Valentine's in this