From natural décor elements to blurry portraits, today's coolest weddings are all about a perceived effortlessness.

One half of this couple would prefer to find out WHO a guest is bringing and include that name on the invitation.

"I have no clue how I didn't catch it—and neither did my mom," the bride-to-be Jennifer Meyer, from Minnesota, told Newsweek.

Encouraged by my dear husband’s post on How to Save Money on Weddings last week, I’m going to dive deeper into wedding ...

Android users have been warned not to accept this seemingly friendly social media invite—here's why it is anything but.

Invitations are negotiable, says Ramirez Ibeabuchi. If you know you can't afford to go to every wedding event, for example, ...

Staring at our devices may be pleasurable at the moment, but it can be addictive. You may try digital detox, such as turning off notifications, designating "tech-free" time, and deleting apps.

“If the bride’s family is paying for the wedding, their name should come first and almost exclusively,” says Post. For example, the invitation would then begin with something ...

After months of leaks and rumors, the Galaxy S25 Series is finally official! Samsung’s latest flagship devices were announced during the Winter Unpacked event on January 22, and while there weren’t ...

With digital invitations, many of these expenses are eliminated. Managing a guest list and tracking responses can be one of the more challenging aspects of wedding planning. Online wedding ...

"The invitation stated that the wedding would begin at 5 p.m., but the venue didn’t start filling up until around 6:30 p.m," Sarah tells PEOPLE. "The bride and groom arrived at 7 p.m." In some ...