We locked a lot of guys in a room together and refused to let them come out until they'd answered the question definitively.

There's something about a well-tailored suit on the right bride that conveys a certain independence and elan.

Four top wedding divas tell us what's fresh — and fading — in weddings.

The tricks of the train; the art of the bustle. We take these time-shrouded mysteries and lay it all out for the bride-to-be.

Sure, you've heard it before. But it's still a fact: weddings have entered a new dimension. Today's wedding are a couple's ultimate opportunity to define their style in tandem.

The wedding veil. It's a custom dating back to ancient times in almost any culture. Oddly, it's also been a hive of innovation, too.

Some brides go in for the more placid wedding themes, such as swans, doves or double hearts. And others mix it up a little with cowboy boots and haystacks, or old Hollywood cocktails. And then there are the brides who aren't content to borrow anything (except, perhaps, something blue).

With all there is to do for your wedding day, your makeup may be the last thing on your mind — that is, until you remember how much you're paying for those photos.

If Breakfast at Tiffanys had a sequel, we"™d probably find Holly Golightly sporting a hat on her wedding day.

Today's inventive couples are using lighting as far more than just a way to guide guests to the open bar.

Not so long ago, the most popular style of wedding photography involved heaps of posed and intentionally artificial-looking photos.

Who was it that decided the best way to photograph large groups was in a big, awkward, fake-smiling lump? Or that newly married couples should be stiffly posed side by side like a grinning version of American Gothic?