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Personal contacts, prizes and swag bags stuffed with freebies and discounts. You won’t get that kind of instant gratification on Instagram, Zola and Etsy.
By Alix Strauss
First the wedding, now for some me time! They’re called solomoons — couples taking separate trips after the ceremony.
By Danielle Braff
With a designated #WeddingHashtag, guests can post photos on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other social media, serving as personal paparazzi.
By Daniel Bortz
Some brides and grooms are breaking with tradition when it comes to wedding attire.
By Hilary Sheinbaum
Plumping with fillers. Lasers and chemical peels to fade the sun spots.
The photographer Genevieve de Manio said, “A truly good image stirs something in you when you see it, a feeling of adoration, love, sorrow, joy, hope, or surprise.”
Will there be enough toilets? Will my guests be able to hear, and have enough elbow room on the dance floor? What other events are scheduled that day? Do we need security?
Excessive perspiration can ruin anyone’s walk down the aisle. With new medical treatments and prescription drugs, staying cool on your wedding day just got easier.
Want to get married in an out of the ordinary spot? You can be surrounded by loved ones — and by fish and whale sharks. Or doughnuts. Or tacos.
It doesn’t matter if it’s hot or you’ve been dancing all night, there are selfies to take! Pamper guests with the help of a makeup pro in the restroom.
By Stephanie Cain
