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Bridal Guide's "Gowns" Pinterest board features over a whopping 6,000 stunning styles (and counting).

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Hoping you'll find an engagement ring under the tree this year? While some guys can keep a secret like they're in the CIA, others aren't quite so swift. Here, readers share some odd behavior they noticed before their fiancés popped the question.

1. He becomes overly protective of his cell phone

This past year, we profiled extraordinary couples who triumphed and overcame all odds to get married, as well as those who opened their hearts and helped those in need. Their kindness, resilience and unwavering courage serves as a reminder of what's truly important on the wedding day.

From the dress to the décor, there are endless ways to infuse a couple's wedding with personality, and the groom's ensemble is no exception. But how can you help your husband-to-be hone in on an outfit that will make him feel confident on the big day? Most grooms probably already have an idea of whether they want a classic three-piece tux, a modern suit or a beach-ready button-down and dress pants, but accessories can be tougher to narrow down.

We've seen a lot of non-floral bouquets in our day, but this one takes the cake — or should we say Corgi? A Boston bride posted a Craigslist ad seeking six pups to participate in her dream wedding:

It’s a given: There are times when he’s in the mood for a red wine, and you want white — or vice versa. Well, no need to open two bottles anymore. Now, you both can enjoy your wine of choice with XO, G Giuliana created by non other than E! style star Giuliana Rancic. 

Adam Levine might be busy judging the final rounds of NBC's The Voice, but he still found time to crash not one, but multiple weddings! The 35-year-old lead singer of Maroon 5 surprised a few unsuspecting newlyweds by showing up to their nuptials and performing some of the band's hit songs. The stunt was for their new music video, "Sugar," from their latest album, titled "V."

The holiday season is such a popular time for proposals — and we love how this groom-to-be involved the whole family! First, the family spelled out "Merry X-Mas" with their t-shirts:

Then, with a few quick changes in position, the message turned into "Marry Me" right behind the bride-to-be's back. 

You pay your bills online, make restaurant reservations with one tap on your mobile, and don’t think twice before a barista swipes your card into her Square-enabled iPad. So why should you time-travel to earlier decades when it comes to planning your wedding? If efficiency and a user-friendly experience speak to you, you will want to make sure you’re selecting modern wedding vendors that have embraced the advents of technology. Here are a few questions to help you make sure your vendors live in the 21st century.