I  Great website for the groom who not only likes the planning process, but misses it when it's over.... Today it hit me that I kind of miss planning and stressing about the wedding. I know that sounds odd, but so does a blog about a guy that likes weddings. A couple...

  Your big day is one of love and bliss, but most weddings also come with a hefty dollop of tense exchanges and awkward moments -- a sibling scuffle, an unenthusiastic bridesmaid, a delicate discussion about who's paying for what. Defusing these conflicts with...

Now that you've said Yes, let's start planning the big day! I say this with a bit of hesitation, but here goes - your guests didn't come for the reception, they came for that 20 - 30 minutes where you're looking into your beloved's eyes, vowing to love for the rest of...

Whether you're throwing a celebration that's bare-bones or blowout, here's how Washington, D.C.-area planner Carol Marino, of A Perfect Wedding in Fairfax, Virginia, suggests divvying up your budget. Just remember to include sales tax in your calculations. Reception...

 You have never been quite so prepared for anything in your life. It's been months of wonderful and painstaking planning. You've attended to all the details, big and small. But in the final few hours before you walk down the aisle, there is still much to be done to...

Top Tip When writing your own vows, think about exactly what you're saying "I do" to. While "you're my best friend" or "you make me laugh" are nice sentiments, they're missing the point. Those kinds of statements should be followed by the true message: "I...

Your Ceremony, Your Way Supplement the standard order of events with creative touches that represent you as a couple. Make an Entrance A recent YouTube sensation may inspire couples to dance down the aisle, but there are other ways to make the processional your own....

Personalize Your Commitment Consider a ritual -- it's a powerful way to express your love, and the perfect complement to your vows. Unity Candle In this Judeo-Christian tradition, the bride and groom each use a lit candle to light a larger third candle that represents...

              Martha Stewart Weddings, 1999        A bride shouldn't walk down the aisle at the rehearsal empty-handed. This bouquet, made out of ribbons from the bridal shower, is a much more practical accessory than the traditional hat fashioned from...