While most brides will tell you that their wedding day was perfect just the way it was, many will still have gems of wisdom that they learned from planning their celebration. Here, real brides discuss what they would’ve done differently, and offer helpful wedding planning tips and insight for engaged couples.

It’s a blissful feeling, getting engaged, and it’s natural to want to share your joy with your friends and family–many of whom will be delighted to hear your news.

I walked around with my head in the clouds for weeks after getting engaged. When I finally snapped out of my reverie, I stumbled, wide-eyed and unprepared, into the wild world of wedding planning. 

Local wedding shows can be a great resource for engaged couples, but they can also be overwhelming if you’re not prepared. We’ve got a few quick tips for navigating a wedding show like a pro.

We believe LINKS is one of the most valuable tools in the 2life Ultimate Wedding Planner app. The tool lets you search and share your favorite links from within the app and around the web, and bookmark them for handy access. Here’s why we love LINKS, and why we think you will, too!

While some couples stick with tradition and don’t get a glimpse of each other on their wedding day until they meet at the altar, others choose to have a “first look” before the ceremony.

Whether you’re craving an eco adventure far from the reaches of Wi-Fi, or seeking a luxe getaway worthy of Hollywood A-listers, we’ve got romantic destinations fit for your honeymoon dreams.

Weddings can cost a fortune. But they don’t have to break the bank if you’re not married to the idea of a wearing couture gown or lighting fireworks at midnight. Here are seven tips that will help you plan a beautiful wedding for $5,000 or less.

Popping the question is a monumental event in one’s life, and these folks didn’t take the task lightly. 2014 was a stellar year for proposal videos, and we’ve got our top five favorite videos for your entertainment.

Gone are the days when wedding food consisted of buffet trays filled with penne and greasy chicken. Millennial couples want the food at their wedding to be a highlight of their event, not an afterthought.