A new study released Sunday by British consumer research group Which? found that wedding vendors routinely charge more for their services when told th...

This article was originally published on A Peachy Life Productions. After experiencing the entire wedding planning process and being happily marrie...

There is so much information out there about planning a wedding -- but how do you know what is right, what will work for you, and more importantly -- ...

Want to save money on your Big Day? According to new research, you might want to refrain from telling vendors that you're planning a wedding. In a...

By Kellee Khalil for Lover.ly We have such fond memories of going to summer camp as children, so we can't get enough camp-inspired wedding decor. ...

Gone are the days of grooms seeing their brides in a wedding gown for the first time at the altar. Yes, "First Look" photo shoots are becoming increas...

You can read about it in a wedding book, on a blog or in a magazine, but until you've actually gotten married yourself, it's hard to know what it's re...

The other night on Bravo’s reality show Newlyweds: The First Year, the gay couple finally had their wedding. It was an elaborate, highly coiffed aff...

Welcome to the age of Pinterest-fueled weddings, where there's more inspiration for upcycling a mason jar than there are hours in a day. No modern bri...

Punk is all about reinvention, found materials and repurposing, while couture is all about signature luxury. Let's combine them for the perfect, hybrid mash-up that will be unique to you and your partner. Let's call it Punk Luxe! Here are 5 easy projects for a Punk Luxe Wedding.

If I could do it all over again, I would have done it differently. I'm here to tell you what I wish someone would have told me. It's what not to do when picking out your wedding dress.

By Sharon Naylor for Bridal Guide Swirls of buttercream, cascades of iced ribbons and blossoms — wedding cakes are the stuff of dreams, and it’...

For whatever the reason it seems that selecting the right favor gives couples some of the most trouble. To help get your taste buds going I came up with five favor ideas that will charm your guests and their stomachs.

I reflected on the things I wish I'd known about or been told about before the wedding. The taboo things, the uncomfortable bits, the parts that you just don't talk about or maybe even the advice I was told but didn't believe. Hopefully they'll help another bride (or groom) to be.

By Kellee Khalil for Lover.ly When planning a wedding, couples tend to think about their budget in terms of "big ticket" items: the dress, the venu...

By Kellee Khalil for Lover.ly As "cronut" fever sweeps NYC, it feels like donuts are having their moment. We love the way this sweet treat has been...

Every delighted couple I've ever spoken to has always said it was all about the photos for them. Couples who felt indifferent, or worse, about their photos after their wedding, always seemed to have compromised on this one point.

That Kitchen-Aid mixer you just never sprung for, or that dinnerware set for the "adult" dinner parties you may finally throw -- or perhaps a canoe. Y...

As a DIY blogger, perpetual crafter, and recent newlywed, I've devised my top six tips for personalizing your wedding... one DIY project at a time.

Whether you're trying to plan a multicultural wedding and looking for ways to incorporate South Asian touches to your celebration, or if you're just in love with the glamour and glitz, we've got five simple and gorgeous ideas that will help any bride add some serious South Asian flair!

This article originally appeared in Martha Stewart Weddings Wherever you wed, consider carrying local blooms down the aisle. They're often the fres...

It's quite rare that the groom is interested in anything having to do with the wedding planning aside from where he is supposed to be and when he is supposed to be there... Oh, and how much it's going to cost. Yup! That's usually when the groom's get involved.

Getting Groomed: The Ultimate Wedding Planner for Gay Grooms, written by the playwright and event planner Jason Mitchell, is full of tons of useful tips and plenty of hilarious one-liners certain to make wedding planning a lot easier for the gay groom.