The most daunting part about planing a wedding, perhaps, is figuring out how to get the wedding you want within the budget you set forth. That’s why a little financial planning will take you a long way to keeping you out of debt.

This is a website for brides… and brides-to-be! So if you are single but want to be married, here are the 5 golden rules for evaluating the prospects of long-term marital success.

Summer is on the wane, and everything shifts with the seasons in regard to wedding planning. From the foods to the colors to the fabrics, and of course the flowers a bride carries down the aisle. Celebrate the season with a deep, lush, majestic bouquet, like some of these pictured below!

You’ve got that registry gun thingy ready to go! Because when will you get another chance to walk into a department store and indulge your every whim without worrying about the price? But more than just the ultimate shopping trip, setting up a registry is an efficient way to let guests know what kind of gift you actually want.

When looking for real-life inspiration for your wedding hairstyle, there are always the stars of Hollywood to turn to! Beautiful and always well-groomed, these leading ladies lead the way when it comes to hairstyles worth imitating. These do’s will have you all ready to walk down the red carpet– and definitely down the isle!

As an alternative to a boutonniere for the groom or other gentlemen in the wedding party, a neatly folded pocket square is a nice choice, particularly at a daytime event. It’s fun to coordinate the color with the guys’ ties and suits, or the girls dresses and flowers. There are lots of folding options, but here’s a chic, modern look from Martha Stewart Weddings!

You’re dreaming of a wedding on the beach, with the sun shining and the gulls flying overhead. Too bad you’re holed up in Vermont in the middle of a snowstorm!
So what can you do to make your dream a reality? A destination wedding may provide the answer, but there are a number of factors you need to take into consideration before deciding to whisk your loved ones away to an exotic destination.

There are many exotic places in the world to have a wedding, but there is a special magic found in South Africa. Couples intrigued by the idea of a safari-centric celebration can find inspiration in this elegant wedding.

When looking for real-life inspiration for your wedding hairstyle, there are always the stars of Hollywood to turn to! Beautiful and always well-groomed, these leading ladies lead the way when it comes to hairstyles worth imitating. These do’s will have you all ready to walk down the red carpet– and definitely down the isle!

As an alternative to a boutonniere for the groom or other gentlemen in the wedding party, a neatly folded pocket square is a nice choice, particularly at a daytime event. It’s fun to coordinate the color with the guys’ ties and suits, or the girls dresses and flowers. There are lots of folding options, but here’s a chic, modern look from Martha Stewart Weddings!

The most daunting part about planing a wedding, perhaps, is figuring out how to get the wedding you want within the budget you set forth. That’s why a little financial planning will take you a long way to keeping you out of debt.

Wedding cakes are pretty, but can cost a pretty penny too, so here are a few ideas on how to cut costs but not sacrifice style. Martha Stewart Weddings has some brilliant ideas on how to create your own wedding cake, or turn a less expensive store-bought cake into a masterpiece. Best of all, none of these examples requires any great artistic ability!

As an alternative to a boutonniere for the groom or other gentlemen in the wedding party, a neatly folded pocket square is a nice choice, particularly at a daytime event. It’s fun to coordinate the color with the guys’ ties and suits, or the girls dresses and flowers. There are lots of folding options, but here’s a chic, modern look from Martha Stewart Weddings!

You may have heard that vendors automatically hike up prices when they hear the word “Wedding.” So is it really true that you pay twice the amount for a wedding cake than you would for a birthday cake that’s exactly the same in every way?