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A Lonely Walk in the Rain Leads to Love, Finally
The couple, whose paths kept crossing, realized they could overcome stormy weather.
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If Anyone Here Objects to This Union, Bark
Pets participating in weddings? This summer, one photographer in Vermont expects to see them at half the ceremonies he’s working.
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Wedding and Mother’s Day Gifts for Pet Owners
Cat- and dog-related gifts could please just as much as a toaster. Maybe more.
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CreditDideo Films Photography Allison Siegel and Michael McCullick: Seems Like a Good Idea for a Musical
He was a sailor walking by her table during Fleet Week in New York. They caught each other’s eye.
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CreditTom Bloom Never Too Old to Hurt From Parents’ Divorce
Even children in their 20s, 30s and older are confused and upset when Mom and Dad break up.
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CreditMaui Creative Photography Tamima Mohammed and Ryan Crosner: Sharing Notes and Getting Ideas
The bride and groom met at the University of Pennsylvania, from which each received a law degree.
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Credit A Designer’s Avant-Garde Gifts for Newlyweds (and Moms)
Katie Eary, the London-based avant garde fashion designer, has created a new home collection for Ikea, called Giltig.
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CreditJuliette Borda A Husband’s Transgender Secret Takes Its Toll
A happy marriage unravels as he faces his need to become a woman.
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CreditJulia Rothman 13 Questions to Ask Before Getting Married
There are certain intimate and awkward topics couples should discuss before the wedding — unless you prefer to be surprised years later.
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CreditM. Huerta Clare Barnett, Marcos Huerta
The couple were introduced through OkCupid.
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CreditElizabeth Wetzler Daisy Shaw, Jeffrey Ellis
The bride works for Vanity Fair magazine, and the groom for Goldman Sachs.
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CreditKristen Liebert Diana Kirkland, Dallas Hansen
The bride and groom met at Yale, from which they graduated.
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CreditLovesick Out of the Elevator, a Perfect Match
They kept meeting at the elevator of their apartment building, and finally found love up on the roof.
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Credit Charlotte Johnson, Christopher Jones
The bride is a descendant of Mayflower passengers, and the groom of Daniel Webster.
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CreditIlana Panich-Linsman for The New York Times One Love, Two Steps
The couple met and fell in love over dancing the two-step in Austin, Tex.
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CreditHilary Swift for The New York Times A Love at First Sight, Seen Clearly at Last
Nancy Balbirer and Howard Morris had crushes on each other at N.Y.U., but it took decades before they really found each other.
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CreditDolly Faibyshev for The New York Times Off Broadway, Showmen Seal Their Biggest Deal
Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon, stars of an HGTV real estate show, are signing the papers on a life of wedded bliss.
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CreditAn Rong Xu for The New York Times A Love Story That Had to Wait
Beth Saidel and Joe Profaci watched “Love Story” together (more or less) decades ago, but it took much longer for their romance to develop.
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CreditKieran Kesner for The New York Times Two Weddings Are Better Than One
Linnea Sanderson and Robert Davidson’s first wedding started with a polar bear plunge and their second took place on Leap Day.
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CreditAlon Borten Brides Say Yes to the Pants
Designers are becoming more aware that not every woman wants the big white dress on her wedding day.
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CreditTom Bloom The Secrets to an Open Marriage According to Mo’Nique
The Oscar-winning actress says her and husband Sidney Hicks’s lifestyle works, but is it a good fit for everybody?
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CreditHilary Swift for The New York Times You Married Them Once, but What About Twice?
Some couples are discovering marriage may not always be forever, but neither is divorce.
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CreditTom Bloom Why Women Proposing Is Still Rare
Ireland’s leap year tradition has women asking, “Will you marry me?” But in general, men still propose.
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CreditTom Bloom Remember That Wedding Where We Ate Elk?
“There’s a push to dazzle guests in ways they haven’t seen before,” a wedding planner said about having unusual wedding food on the menu.
