Even the best-intentioned friends and family members can turn totally judgmental and bossy once they're with you in the salon.

While wedding planning can be an exciting time for you and your family, sometimes it's easy to lose sight of why you're planning it in the first place.

As much as I preach about not being a bitch during your wedding planning, it's also important not to be a bitch during your marriage. And frankly, that was me this past weekend.

Reading a person's body language, listening to what they say to one another and how they say it and noticing who is talking to whom about what can give good information about them and their relationships.

It takes a special bride in 2012, one who sees herself clearly, who isn't afraid to buck the trend, to show up on the NYT wedding pages all alone; the choices we make in how we present ourselves as women still matter a great deal.

Here's a summary of every response I've seen to the bride who penned the message: "What a psycho bitch!" While I can't defend the power-trippy, condescending tone of the note, this woman isn't quite the nightmare people are painting her as.

There is no delicate way to put this so I am just going to say it: stop inviting me to your showers. Please.

While the guests certainly appreciated the eloquent speakers who treated the "audience" to a wonderful tale of the bride and groom, sadly we all became innocent bystanders of some poor judgment and plain old bad taste.

t was here, at my first book launch party, that I determined that the only thing worse than writing a memoir titled "How to Love an American Man" and then staying single for life would actually be to have a wedding.

When I DJ a wedding rehearsal dinner, I slowly build momentum over the course of the evening while mixing together classic and modern tunes from various genres.

You've found that special guy or girl -- the person you want to spend the rest of your life with. Make your wedding, elopement, or honeymoon just as special as your relationship.

It's that defining moment in a man's life when his best girlfriend chooses to go against society's rules and asks him to be in her wedding... on HER side of the altar.

Most engaged couples experience obstacles on their way to the altar, but none as ridiculous as what Australian newlyweds Wendy Gowing and Gary Pore fa...

On her wedding day, Shalita Harris probably expected to be showered with gifts and well wishes. Instead, the Atlanta bride and her bridesmaids were do...

Wedding season is just around the corner. There are rules of decorum that go along with being a bride-to-be. Make sure you're a gracious bride and not a Bridezilla by following these guidelines.

Being in your late 20s means that bachelorette parties are a regular part of your social calendar. The problem is, most bachelorette parties SUCK.

Most brides dream of their father walking them down the aisle -- or their mother helping them get dressed on their wedding day. But "Say Yes To The...

RIO DE JANEIRO — A court has ordered a Brazilian man to pay $6,500 for saying "I don't" to his former fiancee. Rio de Janeiro state Judge Bened...

Imagine finding out that you're going to be married -- today. That was the case for one New Zealand groom, David Shoemark, who thought he was atten...

CINCINNATI -- A bride and groom reached out Occupy Cincinnati protesters to be part of their wedding day. Before her wedding, bride-to-be Caroline Hy...