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I love candles. Their soft glow easily transforms the look of a room, and the wonderful scents are a testament to the benefits of aromatherapy. As my friends and family well know, I never tire of receiving candles as gifts, and I keep one on my desk at all times and light several at home in the evening. They make great gifts for your bridal party, family members or as a special thank-you to vendors or anyone who’s gone above and beyond in helping you plan the big day. Here’s a rundown of some unique candles for family and friends or to use for your own enjoyment.

Here in the United States, many of our wedding traditions are borrowed from other cultures — but there are a few that haven't quite crossed the border. Cheapflights put together this infographic filled with some of the most unique wedding customs around the world.

As you plan your wedding and prepare to take your vows, don’t forget about your marriage license! It may seem like a simple piece of paperwork, but a marriage license is the single document that legally marks you as married. Here are answers to the top six questions brides ask about marriage licenses so you’re in the know before you walk down the aisle.

The red rose is classic. It's timeless. But that doesn't mean is has to be boring! In celebration of National Red Rose day, here are 15 fresh ways to use this beloved flower from one of our favorite florists, Tantawan Bloom.

1. Mix light and dark red to give your bouquet more depth. 

So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!

Photo Credit: Shoreshotz Photography

So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!

Finding the right song to sum up your father-daughter relationship is no easy feat — and for recent father-of-the-bride Jim Mickunas, a "dance" itself didn't seem to fit their relationship at all. 

One of the best books I can recommend for all of you about-to-be wed couples is The Marriage Book: Centuries of Advice, Inspiration, and Cautionary Tales from Adam and Eve to Zoloft