April and October are two of our favorite months here at HuffPost Weddings, and not just because they're both beautiful times of year in which to say ...

Imagine this: walking down the aisle on your wedding day and feeling like it's the ultimate runway.

We've all heard the "rules" concerning bridal fashion, the main one being that wedding gowns should be white, right?

Forget the barbecue grill, checkered tablecloths and paper plates; think wildflowers in collected glass bottles, local fruit or produce as part of your centerpieces, personal picnics so your guests can cozy up at the end of the night and a local, in-season dinner menu.

If I told my bestie I spent $15,000 on a gown or $10,000 on linens, she'd konk my head between her palms like a set of cymbals.

A bride is often a bundle of emotions on her Big Day. Two Canadian designers have created a wedding gown that incorporates those intense emotions into...

I have to admit it, but I am pro pre-engagement pinning.

After the Big Day, the wedding dress is often tucked away until a younger woman in the family asks to see it. Imagine one woman's shock when she disco...

You want to be visible on your Big Day, but covered in lights? We're not so sure. Japanese designer Yumi Katsura showed her latest collection durin...

When she called the shop to make her appointment, they told her size wouldn't be a problem, they had a way around it. They would "paper doll" her.

Using some basic craft supplies, you can DIY your wedding and wedding leftovers like a champ!

Shopping for your wedding gown is arguably the most personal of all shopping experiences. You're not just looking for a dress, but the dress.

Our story about a generous bride paying it forward by giving away her dress has generated a lot of interest on our site from other brides -- and even ...

Hmmm... how to say this nicely... I'm your wedding planner, not your personal assistant. There, I said it. Wow, I feel much better.

Even though Michelle Kwan just got engaged earlier this month, the former Olympic figure skater already knows who she wants to design her wedding dres...

Sometimes brides and grooms get hung up on politeness as they start the process of selecting their wedding resources but in the end, it's better to know the good and the bad before selecting some of your most important resources. Just remember, a little charm and humor go a long way.