Wedding Traditions

Make the most of the moment with these tips.

A step-by-step guide.

You might not realize it, but there are so many jobs you'll probably want help with (that won't involve your wedding party).

Here's what you need to know about a having self-uniting marriage.

Want a friend to do the honors? This might be the sweetest way to ask them.

Ready to hit the chuppah? Here's everything you need to know about who sits where and who walks down the aisle at a traditional Jewish wedding.

Need speech inspo? Borrow these words of wisdom from famous ladies.

If you're having a non-secular wedding, you're going to want to read this.

Rather get a root canal than speak in front of 200 wedding guests? We've got just what you need to ace your speech.

Replace or supplement your first newlywed kiss with one of these sweet ideas.

Here are the most and least popular wedding traditions, plus a few ways to make them your own.

Because she's the only one who'll help plan the wedding and ugly-sing "Benny and the Jets" with you.

Trust us—you don't want to be ​that​ person.

According to the pros at Speech Tank, these are the mistakes to avoid to ensure your toast runs smoothly.

Trends come and go, but these traditions are here to stay.

Make a traditional champagne wedding toast your own with these delicious and festive substitutes.

Because you can't say "I do" without your crew.

Yes way, unity rosé!

Our favorite TV couples have taught us a thing or two about romance.

Jove Meyer, go-to planner for LGBTQ+ couples, reveals pro tips for a one-of-a-kind wedding that's truly your own.

Don't forget about the other first look moment you have to have with your wedding party.

And I wouldn't have it any other way.

We've got a few sweet ideas to make your ceremony program special.

It's the golden rule of wedding videos: When dads cry, we cry.

See this sweet couple's gorgeous vow renewal, photographed on their Louisiana farm by their granddaughter.

Childhood minister or best friend, these people can make your ceremony totally personal.

A pocketed bridal gown creates a secret space to tuck away a treasured memento.

The New York–based pair ditched a traditional candle and flame for good, old-fashioned whiskey.

Don't forget—it's a big day for her too.