I'm not a mother of the bride (MOB) hater, but even with that disclaimer, I guarantee that this article will not make me very popular amongst you moms...

The worst thing that can happen at the ceremony will not happen. You will not faint. You will not flub your lines. The best man will not throw up. She...

Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie are trapped in another female death match. After competing for the love of Brad Pitt, they are now competing for w...

BAY CITY, MI — Brides, take it from me. In my former life as a wedding photographer — I've photographed about 100 weddings — I've seen the good,...

As a wedding planner, I often get asked by my brideys, "Where did YOU get married?" Like somehow, my wedding was the holy grail of weddings, and if they mimic my every move, decision and even my wedding dress, then their wedding will be a huge triumph just like mine.

An engagement, in my humble opinion, is a right of passage. And as such must be honored and treated with respect. It is not merely a "waiting" period, but rather most couples are navigating the treacherous terrain of each other's families and customs and seating preferences, oh my.

I mean, I guess I understand the thought process, but I think the "morning after" should be saved for JUST the newlyweds. No?

Use these helpful tips on the morning of your wedding day to guarantee a magical and centered day.

As the party moved to a bar down the street, Pat and I snuck away. Realizing neither of us had eaten all day, we stopped at a little Italian place close to our hotel and ordered a pizza to bring back to our room. I was still in my long white dress, and Pat still in his tuxedo, as we plopped on the bed, the pizza between us.

When I meet a couple who wants me to design their wedding, I know that first and foremost I need to get a sense of who they are and what they love.

Brides are often afraid of crying, tripping, shaking and losing their ground as they walk down the aisle. It is important to get a grip on anxiety so that it does not get a grip on you on your big day.

Last month, one Arizona couple's wedding day made headlines when an incoming dust storm threatened to end their ceremony. But that isn't the first...

"Plan for the worst, hope for the best" is not necessarily a phrase you want to think about in relation to your wedding day. But sometimes, you've got...