Wedding Blog

What's happening in the world of cufflinks? That's right — the same thing that's happening in the world of all things wedding.

Here are our 10 top suggestions for truly groovy bridesmaids gifts, all of them pink.

Let’s talk about choosing wedding colors — that item on the “to do” list that drives brides crazy.

As we approach the end of 2006, it seems like good time to reflect on what’s been going on over the past few years in weddings.

I wondered how long two people could live on an island with one of today's luciously caloric wedding cakes (and a bottle of champagne).

The numbers have changed for weddings, and it didn’t take long.

Brides tend to fit into 10 main categories when it comes to buying wedding favors. Hey, no one like to be labeled, but the truth is that most of us fit in here somewhere.

BoingBoing was responsible for bringing this astounding cake creation to the huddled masses.

Today came across two things that just sort of combined to creep me out, or at least annoy.

A shout-out to Kristin from Beautiful Brides and Beyond for finding this item.

Is your soon-to-be groom getting tired of sitting through countless meetings with caterers, decorators and planners? Are you running out of guy-friendly tasks to keep him both involved in (and excited about) the up-and-coming ceremony?

It was one in the morning, and I couldn’t sleep. So I picked up the new bridal magazine.

Got a nickel and a drill? If so, there”™s no need to sign over a promissory note for your firstborn son just to purchase those wedding bands “¦

I was chatting with Bill the Limo Guy the other day about weddings.

What new couple couldn”™t use a little extra money to tie the knot or embark on the remarkably romantic honeymoon of their dreams?

For a simple but clever idea for spicing up your centerpieces, try this: raid the bulk aisle. All you have to do is stroll through the “natural foods” section to get a dozen ideas or more for a cool and customized centerpiece perfect for any contemporary wedding.

Pomanders, also known as kissing balls, are making a big splash in contemporary weddings. Once upon a time, they were relegated to very young flower girls, or perhaps an ornate wedding arch. But these days, you’ll find them taking center stage.

The "Something Old" tradition's designed to whip up a powerful charm for matrimonial fortune. Although the rhyme began in the United Kingdom, the customs it describes have been around for centuries longer. Even here in the twenty-first century, they haven't much changed.

Reese Witherspoon may have been the happy recipient of a four-carat diamond from celebrity jeweler Neil Lane, and Kate Hudson, a five-carat. Yet none of these Hollywood newcomers have anything over royals when it comes to their glittering rocks.

By Carol Bremner In the next six months, my son, daughter, and grandson are all getting married. Our family is spread across Ontario and the United [...]