While some couples stick with tradition and don’t get a glimpse of each other on their wedding day until they meet at the altar, others choose to have a “first look” before the ceremony.

Your walk down the aisle is a once-in-a-lifetime event, so make it count with one of these unique suggestions from the Toronto-based DJ Indie Wedding DJ.

The first look, when a bride and groom meet before the ceremony for photos, has become increasingly common in recent years (read more about this trend here), but what about a first look between the bride and her father?

The receiving line used to be an expected part of every wedding — and for good reason. It was considered the most effective way for the bride and groom (and their parents) to greet every single guest and welcome them to the reception. However, in recent years the popularity of the receiving line seems to […]

We know that wedding planning can be both overwhelming and exciting. We hope that our latest issue of 2life Weddings digital magazine helps you plan the best party of your lives.

Here are 6 ways the 2life tools can help you plan your celebration together. If you haven’t connected with your partner yet, tap here for instructions. (You can also use this app solo.)

Most women can admit to loving bridal showers — ladylike afternoons spent feting the bride-to-be with love, champagne and bath linens. But mention shower games and even the most refined guest can’t suppress a discreet eye roll.

Choosing appropriate music can be one of the trickiest elements of wedding planning. Sometimes the biggest challenge is knowing where to begin.

When my now-husband and I got engaged, the thought of posing for engagement photos elicited groans of protest from both of us.

Weddings can cost a fortune. But they don’t have to break the bank if you’re not married to the idea of a wearing couture gown or lighting fireworks at midnight. Here are seven tips that will help you plan a beautiful wedding for $5,000 or less.