Diy Wedding

We've all been told that infamous line from "27 Dresses," "You can shorten it and wear it again." It might take more than a mere hemming, but there is some truth to that adage.

The Myth of Wedding DIY is that it's going to save you time, it's going to save you money, and it's as easy as it looks. Build it yourself and it will come out just as great or run just as well as if a professional has done it.

This cheeky and sensible primer for the DIYer will put you on the right track for celebrating your Big Day. Read on for tips on how to handle stress, figure out how much to spend, manage your guest list and more.

With the cost of weddings skyrocketing, and with many same-sex couples footing the entire bill for their big day, an intimate affair in your own backyard might start to look appealing.

NEW YORK -- For do-most-of-it-yourself brides, wedding planning means lists, lists and more lists, with some spreadsheets thrown in for good measure. ...

More and more brides are looking to cut costs and save money on their Big Days -- especially when it comes to flowers, which can be unexpectedly price...

The most romantic, emotional and personal weddings that I've ever seen were those at a family's home. To pull off that perfect home wedding, consider these important "Do's".

Our goal was to meld two seemingly opposing aesthetics: A DIY indie feel, appropriate for two artsy young lovebirds, intertwined with preppy nautical sensibilities

With so many ways to shave down expenses in other areas of your wedding plans, you can make room in your budget to hire professionals.