
Having parents absent from a wedding can be tough to navigate whether it's due to illness, distance, strained relationships, or even death. So, here are all the people and planning tools that can lend a helping hand.

You can't include everyone in your wedding party, unfortunately. Here's how to cut it down without hurting any feelings.

Do you need a month of wedding coordinator? To help you make your decision, we broke down just what a month-of wedding coordinator does.

Weddings are fun, but planning them can be stressful. Here are practical ways to deal with wedding planning stress.

If your parents are divorced and don’t get along, there are ways to ensure your wedding day goes smoothly. Here's how to manage the drama from the ceremony through the reception.

If you want to totally rock your maid of honor duties, check out our full checklist of MOH duties. The bride will thank you!

Buying alcohol for your reception can save you money—if you do it right. Find out exactly how much beer, wine, and liquor to buy for your celebration with our guide.

If you’re uncomfortable dancing in front of a crowd, wedding dance lessons are a great way to prepare for your special moment.

Sobriety experts and therapists weigh in on how to stay sober at a wedding—no matter who you are, why you’re sober, or what wedding you’re attending

Don’t know how to ask someone to be your best man? Discover our top tips and advice with this complete guide.

After you get engaged, the wedding planning starts. Before your big day, here’s how far out to book each wedding vendor.

Turning down a wedding invite can be hard, but if you’re not comfortable attending due to COVID-19 concerns, here’s how to say ‘no thanks’ nicely and effectively.
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