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Sure, that panini press looks like fun, but how often are you going to actually use it? Consider the cookware and dining pieces you reach for again and again — and put these elevated versions of everyday items on your registry lineup.

You just spent a lot on your perfect wedding — so the thought of dishing out more cash for a honeymoon is totally overwhelming. Put your mind at ease and make your wallet happy with a few travel tricks for saving money. You may not save thousands, but every dollar counts!

All you instagram brides, The Original Wedding Cards by Milestone ($24,

Whether you’re newly engaged or ready to walk down the aisle, you’ll find plenty of big-day inspiration in our July/August 2016 issue.

Gorgeous gowns embellished with golden accents guarantee you’ll wow your groom and guests.

Every bride wants a memorable concept for their wedding. Here, featured vendors from Your Wedding Experience by David Tutera weigh in on some of the best tips and tricks. Check out the next show on May 22nd at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, FL!

The Kentucky Derby takes place on May 7th — in celebration, check out creative wedding ideas inspired by the most exciting two minutes in sports! 

When Pigs Fly Events put together a wedding inspiration shoot that's filled with equine accents, and a special dose of Southern charm. Event planner Courtney Stone walks us through how any bride can achieve this chic and timeless look.

This year, we're celebrating Cinco de Mayo with not one, but three incredible real weddings that honor Mexican culture. From vibrant colors to sacred traditions to decadent food, prepare to get inspired!

Paola & Miguel: Long Beach, California
Paola Bueno and Miguel Ornelas' wedding was a fusion between classic Mexican influences and modern styling — check out their beautiful celebration below, shot by Embrace Life Photography.

They got married in a traditional Catholic ceremony with a mariachi band, and their reception took place at a Latin art museum. We love the succulents, personalized table numbers and giant initial cut-outs! They also did the "money dance," a custom where relatives take turns dancing with the bride and groom, pinning bills to their clothing.