Decorations provide colorful send-off
A simple "Just Married" sign and a few noisy cans tied to the back bumper will do for many newlyweds, but as traditional weddings give way to more innovative affairs the type of getaway car and its adornment are also changing.

Wedding Checklist: The ultimate 'Things to Do' list for the ultimate 'Bride to Be'
One common denominator among successful, carefree weddings is planning ahead. Preparing for the big moment well in advance will leave the bridge and groom stress-free and happy on the big day.

How to say 'I do' in an exotic locale
Julia Roberts was onto something in "Runaway Bride." Not the part where she ditches the groom at the altar, but where she just gets out of Dodge.

Tabletop trinkets welcome guests, set the mood
Just as good things come in little packages, so can special memories. Simple or extravagant, whimsical or sophisticated, small favors can play a big role by giving guests a little wedding-day magic to take home with them.

Fantasy wedding cakes are beautiful tiers of joy
For most couples, a wedding cake is as integral a part of the day they exchange marriage vows as the rings or the white gown. Just like tossing the bouquet, cutting the cake is an expected part of the festivities. The cake fits the bill as long as it is big and white, maybe with some frosting flowers and little bride and groom figurines on top.

Wedding day planners help keep you at ease
Planning a wedding is a little like a military strike -- careful strategy is half the battle. Luckily for new recruits to the romantic ranks, many veterans of the marriage-making biz have scouted out the pitfalls of putting together your big day and can help you make it down the aisle without tiptoeing through a minefield.

The dollar dance: Money-saving tips
Just like snowflakes, no two weddings are exactly alike. There are thousands of different dress styles, hundreds of flower bouquet combinations and at least a million ways to say, "I do."

Second time around: Planning another wedding is all in the details
It's been said that love is better the second time around, but what about when it comes to planning a wedding?