Just because something is traditional doesn’t mean it’s right for your wedding. Feel free to personalize your celebration by picking and choosing the traditions that work for you.

As wonderful as your engagement parties and bridal showers have been, expect to experience unprecedented levels of fun and hilarity during your bachelorette bash. Here are 6 ways to prep for your “last fling before the ring.”

You’ve planned your wedding down to the smallest detail, except for one teeny, tiny little thing–what are you actually going to say to each other?

We’ve all witnessed the death of a rockin’ wedding reception: the opening beats of The Village People’s hit seep through the speakers and the dance floor clears quicker than you can say “Y.M.C.A.”

Your father. He taught you how to tie your shoes, and how to throw a curve ball. He made you pancakes on Saturday mornings, and always offered a shoulder to cry on. He adored you the second he laid eyes on you, and he was the first man that you ever loved.

Everything you need to know about planning the perfect wedding ceremony!

More and more couples are choosing destination weddings. Rebecca Grinnals, founder and president of Engaging Concepts, a leading wedding industry consulting firm, shares her secrets to nuptials near and far.

Wedding planning is awesome – you and your favorite person in the world get to work together to plan the most epic celebration of your lives. 

The answer to this question is a no-brainer if you have a close relationship with your dad (after all, it is traditional for a father to give his daughter away).

A generation or two ago, the rehearsal dinner was a pretty predictable affair: those attending the wedding ceremony rehearsal would gather afterwards for dinner at a nice restaurant, hosted by the groom’s parents.