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Two Actors Find the Perfect Parts in Love
“I used to tear up onstage, because I thought I was never going to have my fairy tale ending,” the bride said.
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“I used to tear up onstage, because I thought I was never going to have my fairy tale ending,” the bride said.
By KATHRYN SHATTUCK
A quirky New Year’s resolution and an unusual first outing didn’t ruin a date set up via Match.com.
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
JZ Holden, a freelance writer, and Jules Feiffer, the cartoonist, author and playwright, are to be married Sept. 18 in Amagansett, N.Y.
By BOB WOLETZ
The couple wanted a little New Orleans as part of their wedding, and got that and more.
By MICHELLE V. AGINS
Parallel lives, lived in the cause of women’s reproductive rights, finally intersect several marriages and decades later.
By MELISSA PASANEN
Offer something in orange for newlyweds who prefer admiring fall foliage at home rather than suffering a traffic-choked trip to Vermont.
By MARIANNE ROHRLICH
It’s a way for some couples to show everyone that their marriage still works.
By LINDA MARX
A selection of wedding-day looks from brides recently featured in our announcements.
By JACLYN PEISER
After 30 years of marriage, an empty nest leads to changes and more changes.
By LOUISE RAFKIN
The bride owns a marketing and advertising agency. The groom is a sculptor and furniture maker.
The bride, an interior designer, and the groom, a sports agent, were wed in Goleta, Calif.
The bride and groom are bankers. They met four years ago at a bar in New York.
Matthew Caws, of the band Nada Surf, and Emily Bidwell may have had an inkling of life ahead when they met 16 years ago at a Brooklyn record store.
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Two museum directors find each other, haltingly, then break through to love.
By JESSE McKINLEY
The couple’s romance proceeded in fits and starts as she worked through some issues and he accepted that they don’t need to like the same things.
By NINA REYES
The couple, both analytical and adventurous, discover the real world in unexpected places.
By LOIS SMITH BRADY
Mort Engelberg, not a marrying man, and Helaine Blatt, who “didn’t need to get married,” dated for 26 years before their wedding.
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
For comfort and casual style, more brides, particularly millennials, are choosing sneakers for themselves and even the whole wedding party.
By MARIANNE ROHRLICH
Ending a marriage is often a good way (well, let’s just say a way) to get in shape.
By HILARY HOWARD
It is not unusual for the aides of candidates to find romance on the road, but rare for it to last.
By TAMMY La GORCE
Shopping for a wedding dress can be hard, and pregnancy can make it even harder. But expectant brides can still find the perfect bridal gown.
By CAROLINE TELL
Some couples are spending up to $3,000, or more, for a memory of their day, even if it doesn’t last from here to eternity.
By ALIX STRAUSS