Weddings are a balance of honoring history and creating something that feels distinctly yours. For some couples, traditions feel grounding; for others, they feel like obligations or boxes to check.

Consider adding a royal touch to your wedding by including local, in-season flowers for meaningful bouquets. Hosting two receptions, a wedding breakfast and evening party, can create a different vibe ...

While you may be familiar with the American traditions of marriage—the bride wearing white, a couple exchanging rings, and vows that end in “I do”—there are endless unique wedding traditions around ...

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As someone who attends a lot of weddings (and has way too many Notes lists about what to wear to each one), I'm always thinking about the details—what's appropriate, what feels celebratory, and how to ...

Couples have been saying ‘I do’ for centuries, but the way people celebrate love has never stayed the same. Wedding traditions shift and evolve over time, with each decade bringing its own fresh ...

From their eight-tier wedding cake to Kate's two designer gowns, the future Prince and Princess of Wales' 2011 royal wedding is unforgettable Thousands of people flooded the streets to celebrate the ...

We've all heard of the usual wedding traditions. Something borrowed, something blue is a rhyme any good bridesmaid knows. Throwing the bouquet is an event that single ladies either dread or look ...