When a celebrity gets married, the first question out of everyone's lips is what did the bride wear? With an unlimited budget and designers clamoring to create custom couture just for them, it's always fascinating to see what the rich and famous end up choosing for their walk down the aisle.
You’ve been making plans with your gal pals for years, but now, with a wedding on the way for one of your besties, you need to seriously step things up for her bridal shower! From bar crawls to brunches, we’re sharing eight creative ideas for the big occasion that are totally outside of the box.
Surprise! After months of playing coy about their relationship status, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis finally tied the knot in a top-secret wedding over Fourth of July weekend. (Rumors began swirling when Kutcher, 37, signed a New Year's Eve Facebook post with "The Kutchers." And in March, Kunis, 31, added fuel to the fire during an appearance on The Late Late Show by responding "maybe" when asked if she was married.)
If you're attending a wedding this summer, you've likely faced the common gift-giving conundrum: how much should you really give? While your personal relationship with the couple and your household budget should be your primary guides on how much to spend, Tendr, a site that makes it easy (and fun) for guests to give you cash gifts, compiled valuable information about monetary gift-giving trends.
It's simple to throw the wedding of your dreams when you don't have to worry about pesky little details like "the budget" — that's why we love looking to celebrity weddings for inspiration. And, surprisingly, some of the most-talked-about ideas from recent A-list weddings can easily be recreated on a real-person budget. Celebrity wedding planner Andrea Freeman, who recently planned the wedding of Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder, shares some of her favorite ideas:
Jeremy and Justice Stamper got married on August 1st, 2014 in a country-themed wedding in southwestern Virginia filled with sunflowers. Jeremy reminisces to ABC News that it was "absolutely perfect." (The pair met at their Sunday school church back when they were just 10 and 11 years old, and they began dating in high school.)
Life comes and goes in a flash; there are some memories that we want to hold on to forever, and others that we can only hope to forget. But it's the troubles and turbulence we encounter during our journey that make us grasp on to the things that we hold dearest to us.
My now-husband Brian and I lived only 15 minutes away from one another for years. We probably bumped into each other a few times without even knowing it. We were meant to be but had no clue the other even existed.
A 16-year-old fulfilled her terminally ill boyfriend's final wish by marrying him just three days before he passed away.
High school sweethearts Amie Cresswell and Omar Al Shaikh met eight months ago while attending Four Dwellings Academy in Birmingham, England. Omar was in remission for acute myeloid leukemia when they began dating. In March, the cancer came back, and his doctors told him that he had just three months to find a stem cell donor.
Welcome to our latest installment of "Ask the Experts," where our contributor team of wedding planners solves readers' most pressing wedding-planning dilemmas! This week, Aviva Samuels from Kiss the Planner gives us the scoop on the hottest new ways to entertain wedding guests. Do you have a question that you'd like to submit? Email [email protected] and we'll do our best to respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
It's a historic day for love and marriage! On June 26th, the United States Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states. The Obergefell v. Hodges ruling strikes down any remaining prohibitions and recognizes marriages that were performed in other jurisdictions.
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