brides
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A Bride's Worst Nightmare Is Realized
For many women, the dress is one of the most exciting parts of the big day—but that's not always the cas
By Addie Morfoot Published
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5 Annoying Things Brides Do That Are Actually Entirely Reasonable
Compulsions belonging to the most persnickety of brides have their legitimate roots.
By Juliet Izon Published
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The Rise of Groomzillas
Men are taking over weddings scrutinizing seating charts, agonizing over color schemes, and vetoing bridal gowns.
By Sara Clemence Published
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Bridal Makeup: The Pros & Cons of Hiring a Professional
There seems to be little question in a bride's mind regarding hiring a professional to do her hair, but the same certainty doesn't apply to hiring a professional makeup artist.
By Courtney Dunlop Published
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Would You Wear a Diaper on Your Wedding Day?
Although I fancy myself a pretty chill bride-to-be, I do understand the crazy thoughts that pop in your head when planning a wedding. But no amount of crazy compares to the thread I saw on a bridal message board.
By Courtney Dunlop Published
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Attack of the Bridesmaidzillas
Grinding with the father of the bride, ruining toasts, even ditching the wedding: You've never seen attendants like these.
By Megan Angelo Published
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My Friend Is a Mail-Order Bride
Serving as matron of honor should be a privilege. But how could I endorse her marriage of convenience?
By Marie Claire Published
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Hello Wedding Season, Good-bye Savings
When friendship comes with a hefty price tag.
By Sarah Wexler Published
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Where the Etiquette Books Get it Wrong
Wedding trends that send guests into mutiny.
By Marie Claire Published
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Wedding Etiquette Advice
What to do when the wedding is called off
By Marie Claire Published
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What it Costs to Be a Bridesmaid
What the honor will cost you
By Marie Claire Published
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Wedding Dilemma: Going Stag
Stop fretting about finding a wedding date!
By Lauren Iannotti Published
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Bridal Wedding Etiquette
Wise words from the bride.
By Theresa O'Rourke Published
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Here Come the Brides!
'Tis the season to tie the knot.
By Julia Savacool Published