Engagement photo shoots can be a unique way for couples to commemorate and enjoy the months preceding their weddings.

Various types of officiants can officiate a wedding, and understanding each type can help couples find the right one for them.

Couples can take their cues from others who have walked the aisle before them with these tricks of the trade, which may help couples' wedding days go smoothly.

Couples about to embark on their wedding journeys will likely learn a thing or two about party planning once their engagements are over and they are newly married.

One way couples exemplify inclusion is by asking their closest acquaintances to be part of their wedding parties.

Tying the knot can be an expensive endeavor.

The unification of a couple pledging vows to each other is the key component of the ceremony, and unity rituals are common during both traditional and nontraditional weddings.

Imagine reciting vows along the Mediterranean coast or amid pastel-hued homes and swaying palm trees.

Certain scheduling strategies can help couples ensure they look their best and make it to the altar on time.

Long after the thrill of the wedding day has passed, there's one tangible symbol that'll be a constant, wearable reminder of your partner's love.

Newly engaged couples may experience an array of emotions when they sit down to plan their weddings.

But planning a wedding can be even more fun than it is stressful, especially for those couples who employ a few tricks of the wedding planning trade.

Brides-to-be may invest thousands of dollars into their wedding day ensembles.

Couples' wedding days are momentous occasions, and couples want their memories of the day they tied the knot to endure long after the final guest has departed.

Families come in all shapes and sizes.

Traditionally, one of the more memorable aspects of wedding receptions is the food.

There are ways to make wedding transportation go more smoothly for guests and bridal party members.