Turning down a wedding invite can be hard, but if you’re not comfortable attending due to COVID-19 concerns, here’s how to say ‘no thanks’ nicely and effectively.
We’ll walk you through the best way to approach the topic with your partner—and what to do if you disagree.
Jump into a new year and new beginnings by throwing a January wedding. Here's your guide to planning your ceremony this month.
Late RSVPs are a part of every wedding. Don't stress. Instead, follow our guide to kindly reminding your guests to please RSVP for your wedding.
Periods happen—even on your wedding day. Here's expert advice on how to manage your period on your wedding day and how to keep calm about the situation.
It's not always black and white—sometimes you should invite someone who invited you to their wedding, other times you don't have to. Let's break down the etiquette around this tricky guest list question.
While you and your spouse likely speak the same language, your guests may not. Here’s how to plan a bilingual wedding
Wedding readers have the important job of reading passages or poems during your ceremony, but who is best for the job? Here's how to choose wedding readers—and some potential wedding reader options.
Dreaming of saying your “I Do’s” in the nation’s capital city? From venue options and wedding costs to the best places for photos, here’s everything you need to know about getting married in Washington, DC.
Make a small guest list and stick to it with these expert tips for cutting down your wedding guest list so it fits your vision and your wedding budget.
Wondering if the mother of the groom will give a speech at the rehearsal dinner? Continue reading to find out.
When creating your wedding guest list, you have to decide what family members to invite to your special day.
We’ve got wedding planning advice on everything from save the dates to wedding cakes.