Wedding Traditions

The New York–based pair ditched a traditional candle and flame for good, old-fashioned whiskey.

Don't forget—it's a big day for her too.

Your parents and wedding party members aren't the only ones who should say a few words at your wedding. Let your guests know how much you truly appreciate them with these tips for making your toast the talk of the party.

These sentimental touches and "something old" details from real brides give us all the feels.

Make your wedding day as special as possible by including your little ones in the celebration.

Usually a church will include its common order of the wedding service in its hymnal, so that's your best resource for an individual institution's standard. The church's officiant, minister, or pastor can also answer your questions about variation on the service.

Whether you need ideas for starting your own or you want to modify more traditional wordings to fit your style, follow these links to get ideas for what to say during your ceremony.

She'll be prepped and ready to go with this easy guide for pre-wedding parties and beauty.

Your official guide to a traditional Romanian wedding.

Confused and don't want to admit it? Now you don't have to. Just catch up on your reading, and your bride will be asking you for directions.

Is your friend getting married again? Here are some answers to etiquette questions about attendants, showers, and gifts for the lucky lady.