A bride wrote on Reddit that she is worried it's 'deceptive' that she and her fiancé have not told the guests coming to their ...

A bride disinvited her sister from her upcoming wedding after she accused the groom of 'mooching off' her, saying, 'A man ...

A Reddit post about a family conflict over a wedding invitation has sparked debate online.

Wedding etiquette has evolved. Learn who traditionally pays for what, how modern couples are splitting costs, and budgeting ...

Some Reddit responses suggested financial concerns were behind the rule change. One critic called it, "So tacky it's crazy," ...

A couple who got engaged two years ago had a fairytale winter wedding at their family church in the Lake District. Dr Stephen Gulliford and Dr Joanna Moore, who are both Medical Consultants in the NHS ...

The teacher claimed that the videos showed a freshers event planned by her students where they had put together a mock-wedding which she participated in.

An assistant professor at Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology is under investigation after videos of a mock ...

"After the wedding, I never heard from her again," a Reddit user wrote after getting an invite from her former classmate ...

"I have no clue how I didn't catch it—and neither did my mom," the bride-to-be Jennifer Meyer, from Minnesota, told Newsweek.

A wedding for 168 guests at the Greek Club was one huge party, with the bride and groom and their family pitching in to help. The East Brisbane couple, who have been together for eight years ...

Wondering how to word invitations if the couple pays? If the bride and groom are paying for the wedding, then only their names need to be on the invite. If it is a combination of the couple and ...