Anthony and Christina reside in England, but they chose a destination wedding in the United States after a trip to Maine really stole their hearts.

Some brides and grooms, if they are trying to reflect traditions from their cultural heritage as well as their modern lifestyle, get to dress up for their wedding not once, but twice.

It’s a zillion degrees outside. You have all the windows down and the A/C blasting in a blatant disregard for your carbon footprint. The iPod blares your fave album, while you belt out the lyrics in off-key giddiness, attracting glances from passing motorists wondering if you might be torturing a squirrel in there.

You know those couples who are totally cool without trying too hard? Kim and Dave are definitely one of those couples. She’s an artist, he’s a carpenter, and they live in Connecticut in a treehouse he built. That’s right, a treehouse he built! Needless to say, Kim and Dave’s wedding was unique, laid-back and filled […]

Chris and Andrew pulled off a tremendous feat: making their beautiful summer wedding look absolutely effortless.

One couple saying “I do” is a monumental event in itself; but 110 couples tying the knot? Now that’s a party! Indeed, the Grand Pride Wedding, which took place yesterday at Casa Loma in Toronto, Ontario, will go down in the record books as the largest LGBTQ wedding in North America.

Although Sandi and Cam chose a rustic venue, the historic Stony Point Hall in Baldwin City Kansas, their cheerful color palette kept the festivities looking modern.

Taking a cue from their rustic venue, North Carolina’s Hillcrest Farms, Crystal and John filled their wedding with charming country details.

Samara and Oliver couldn’t have asked for more perfect weather on their wedding day. The two nearly-weds were greeted by clear blue skies and wispy cotton clouds when they arrived at The Estates of Sunnybrook in Ontario, Canada for their first-look photos.

Nature lovers Violaine and Gaetan planned a serene celebration in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada.