Sarah
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Ten years ago, I was fresh out of college when my brother Jack died and completely turned my life upside down.

Ah, the rom-com.

When the entire world shut down back in March, I’ll be honest, my fiancé and I were not concerned at all about our September wedding being affected.

Ever since I got engaged nine months ago, I’ve noticed a strange trend.

There are a whole range of emotions you might experience when receiving a wedding invitation in the mail, depending on who’s tying the knot and where.

When it comes to 2020 weddings, there are no rules.

There are so many things I love about watching The Real Housewives franchise that it’s impossible to name them all. (Well, it is possible, but I have a job and a social life that I’d like to get back to at some point.) Besides the goldmine of drama that presents the perfect contrast to my boring life, and the insanely rich lifestyles and fabulous wardrobes that have me crying tears of jealousy, my favorite thing about watching the Real Housewives is seeing them go to embarrassing lengths to make a buck chase their dreams.

While a typical engagement doesn’t last 10 years (although it might feel like it), there are some popular wedding trends that have been around that long.

We’re just a few short days away from the premiere of Pilot Pete’s season of The Bachelor.

As someone who’s written about weddings for the last several years, and attended/been in more than a handful, I thought when it came time for my own I would have this planning thing down.

If you’ve been asked to give a wedding or rehearsal dinner toast, there is one very important thing you must remember, no matter what: It is NOT a roast.

It feels like 2019 was the year of celebrity weddings.

Let’s face it, kids are a lot of work.

#Nonewfriends is the mantra you should live by when you’re creating your guest list for your wedding.

For some reason, the biggest wedding faux pas of all time is to straight-up ask for a cash gift.

Wedding planning isn’t all puppies, gumdrops, and sunshine—which, if you’re engaged, you’ve definitely figured out by now. (BTW, if it is all that stuff for you, we hate you.) While you may feel like you’re ready to jump off the proverbial cliff you’re standing on, back away.

It’s undoubtedly the world’s most unanswerable question.

Thanks to Say Yes to the Dress, the wedding dress shopping experience has become a full-blown circus.

It’s become a bit of a stereotype when it comes to wedding planning that the groom is totally inept.