Parties & Events

Read this before you mail those invites.

We can't write them for you, but we can help you find cute cards.

Give your guests the heads up with one of these sweet email invites.

The one with the perfect wedding shower.

These beautiful books (and creative alternatives) make for the ultimate shower keepsakes.

Not sure who pays or what kind of snacks you should serve? We've got you covered.

Ditch the large entourage for now.

It's turtle time.

Rally your crew after you say "I do."

Get your scorecards ready.

Ain't no party like a computer party.

Tea time or cocktails?

The INTJ bride or the ESTP bridesmaid will want to read this.

When you're here for a good time, not a long time.

The rehearsal dinner will sneak up on you (in a good way!).

Indulgent Eats food blogger Jen Balisi went full Khaleesi for her bridal shower, and we have the photos to prove it.

Why throw a bridezilla tantrum when you can (safely) throw a hatchet? Here's why you and your squad will love an axe-lorette party.

Because blush wine is obviously on your bachelorette party guest list.

Prepare to 'gram the heck out of these hats while you're OOO.

Save your Friday night for resting up before the more important day of the weekend.

There's much, much more to them than Instagram and tequila shots.

Boring bridal showers can be a drag, but we're here to make sure yours isn't one of them.

Let the stars guide you to your perfect party frock.

Boost those endorphins during your bachelorette party with these fun (and flirty) class picks from ClassPass.

Hosting your first holiday party together? These are the tips you need to know.

If you're wondering about the etiquette on this one, we've got you covered.

Weigh your options before announcing the far-flung destination bachelorette party of your dreams.

These trending prosecco products are bringing "pop, fizz, clink" to a whole new level.

Live like queens for a weekend in one of these over-the-top suites.

Because there's always that one bridesmaid who accidentally gets separated from the group in a foreign country.