All About You

As the big day nears, you may find you have fewer and fewer hours to yourself. It's easy to get lost in the hustle and bustle of planning a wedding. Read these tips for handling delicate etiquette situations, combining your own wishes with those of your family and friends, centering your emotions, and remembering to pamper yourself. If you're feeling stressed, take a deep breath and remember: It's all about you.

It's hard to watch newlyweds recite tearful vows while you sit next to an empty seat. When the reception music begins, it's nice to have someone you can ask to dance. But bringing wedding dates can sometimes cause more…

Unlike a wedding ring that can be slipped off or lost, a tattoo is a permanent way of proclaiming to the world that you’re bound to the love of your life. If you’re an ink fiend who wants to make a commitment…

Melinda and Craig McCollough were approaching their wedding with nearly-newlywed bliss when they heard the news. Hurricane Katrina had blown through New Orleans, leaving the communities there in dire need of help. The…

Weddings are typically a breeding ground for drama. Although a lot of the stress can come from planning, it’s not always the happy couple who gets caught up in the chaos. With all the roles involved in both the…

You're married; congratulations! However, your "happily ever after" is just beginning. Take the first step into marital bliss by planning a romantic honeymoon getaway. For gay newlyweds, it's essential to choose a…

Cruise ships are enormous, but when your entire family boards for a week of wedding fun, even a large ship can suddenly seem claustrophobic. If you dream of hosting your marital celebration on a cruise but you’re…

Your wedding is the culmination of every bit of love that went into making you and your fiancé the people that you are. Why not take a few moments of your ceremony to properly thank the loved ones who made the day…

As you’re settling back into your post-holiday comfort zone, don’t get too comfortable–Valentine’s Day is creeping up quickly. Even if you dismiss it as a Hallmark holiday or you participate only…

You're going over your wedding budget, wondering how to make everything fit, and you're interrupted by a phone call. It's your best friend, bursting with excitement because she just bought a fancy camera and wants to try…

You haven't even finished telling your future in-laws the whole proposal story, and they're already gushing over how cute their neighbor's bratty kid will look as your ring bearer. Maybe you've taken your fiance's sister…

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