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Creating a gift registry is one of the most fun parts of planning your wedding, and cooking and bakeware pieces are must-haves for any list. You can use your registry to stock up on sets of essential pots and pans or add new items you've been wanting to your current collection. Plus, it gives you the opportunity to envision how you and your fiancé will entertain together in your new home. 

You survived the wedding planning, you pulled off a gorgeous wedding, and now you’re off to Miami to enjoy the 3 S’s of a successful beach-themed honeymoon: sleep, spas and lots of sunsets!

You're probably familiar with the most theatrical Jewish wedding tradition — the stomping of the glass, where the groom breaks a glass, everyone shouts "mazel tov," and the wedding's cocktail hour begins. To go beyond glass breaking, here are seven Jewish wedding traditions worthy of consideration (and modernization) for you and your groom, whether you're planning a Jewish or an interfaith ceremony.

Want fuller, celeb-worthy lips without having to get costly injections? Then you’ll love JuvaLips, $149.95 (on sale now for $129.95 at www.myjuvalips.com). With professional lip injections ranging in price from $500 to $1,500 or more, this cool new beauty tool gives you full, plump lips at a fraction of the cost—and in just one minute! 

If you’re a fan of the hit TLC show, you’re sure to love the newest wedding gown collection from celebrity designer and industry expert Randy Fenoli.

For a wedding-day vision that is romantic without being overly saccharine, check out this inspiring shoot from Claire Gordon Events.