I Do are two of the most important words you'll utter in your entire life. They are timeless and solemn and life-changing. They are the foundation of the next fifty plus years of your life together with the person you love.  >> more

I don't think there's a single couple planning to marry who thinks that they'll get a divorce someday. Of course it's always legally an option, but who wants divorce in the back of their mind while they're walking down the aisle? Marrying for life is usually, and hopefully, the highest goal of the engaged.  >> more

The good thing about going with tradition is that each wedding year symbolizes something, and based on that something, the gift can be bought and given.  Type “wedding anniversary” on any search engine and you’ll get these for each year of wedded bliss  >> more 

Your master of ceremonies is in charge of keeping things flowing and interacting with the audience so that the reception doesn’t have any major lags when nothing is going on. The MC will typically do the following:  >> more 

Just remember that stress is a part of the wedding-planning process, because your emotions are so attached to special day. By minimizing the pressure and trusting others, you’ll make it easier for yourself to have fun planning your big event.   >> more

While music certainly isn’t the focal point of any wedding, music can heighten the experience or lessen it. If you choose your songs right and have everything set up perfectly, you’ll be thankful that you spent the time and effort.  >> more

Here is a comprehensive list of things you or your wedding planner will need to make sure are taken care of before your big day.   >> more

The thing with wedding shower games is to be original and fresh; if the average woman with a wide circle of friends attends, on the average, two to three wedding showers per year, imagine if she had to play the same wedding shower game over and over again.  >> more

Don’t be intimidated at all.  If there’s enough love gushing out of your heart and enough passion running through your veins, you’ll find the inspiration for writing your wedding vows – minus an ulcer.   >> more

Planning a white wedding – or any type of wedding for that matter – imposes one cardinal rule:  time.  When you’re getting married, the last thing you want to do is race against time and end up a total wreck on your wedding day. Plan early. We’ll say it one more time. Plan early.  >> more

It’s the element – more than the speeches or the wedding cake – that can electrify people into motion and take to the dance floor.  How much they dance into the wee hours of the morning is a sign of a well-planned reception.  >> more

Many straight people are usually clearly taken aback by their own level of emotion when they attend a gay wedding for the first time or the hundredth time. Unlike straight weddings, gay weddings tend to bring forth a great deal of witness emotion that I clearly expressed and even overpowering.  >> more

Our personal choice would be a place – no matter in what country it is – where we could play tennis, swim and go for long walks.  We would pick a sportive honeymoon over all others simply because we can’t envision ourselves to be romantically looking at the sunset and collecting sea shells on the sea shore 10 hours a day.  >> more

Ivory seems to be the predominant color chosen by brides who are getting married the second time.  There is no rule in any etiquette book that dictates what color your second marriage wedding dress should be, but ivory seems to be the favorite.  >> more

Speaking of marriage licences, the procedure is fundamentally the same although each state or each province may be a tad different in how these licences are processed and issued.  >> more