Mary Pat and Dave’s summer barn wedding was full of love and laughter.

When planning their nuptials in Petersburg, Kentucky, Avery and Shaun wanted an intimate outdoor setting to host their 200 guests, but they had a difficult time finding the right space.

It’s easy to see by looking at these photos by Valerie Ott Photography how happy and in love Lindsey and Erin are.

Joey and Chie have been sweethearts since high school, so they were totally in sync while planning their wedding at the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

Whether you hire a professional artist to create a chalkboard menu, or ask Nana to sew you a customized bunting banner, signage is a creative way to add personality to your wedding decor.

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.

Antique pieces add charm and nostalgia to any wedding, and there are a million ways to incorporate vintage elements into your ceremony and reception décor. We asked Jillian Harris, interior designer, host of Love It or List It and former Bachelorette, to share her best vintage wedding styling tips–served on an antique silver platter, of course!

While many couples attempt to throw a DIY wedding, complete with crafty, handmade details, few pull it off as seamlessly as Andrea and Jeff did for their nuptials at the Boiler House in Toronto. 

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Amy and AJ’s special day in Des Moines, Iowa started with a first look: the two met at the historic World Food Prize Building for an intimate photo session with 5th Photography.