Well, that's one way to deflect blame

Best advice when planning a wedding: Know your crowd.

Don't say 'I do' unless you mean it

Weddings, oh, weddings. The promise of love and commitment is undeniably one of the most exciting events in a person's life. And if you ask us, weddings aren't just a union of two individuals, but rather a merge of families, cultures, and traditions. The anticipation builds as the big day approaches, the air is filled with joy and celebration, the bridal shower approaches, then the bachelorette, and then finally, it's the big day. The morning of the wedding is probably the most nerve-wracking e…

Elopement is starting to sound pretty good right about now

Keep your unsolicited wedding planning advice to yourself!

Forget hot girl summer and single girl eras, everyone knows that peak chaotic energy is during wedding season

It's 2023, it's time to reinvent wedding ceremonies.

Ah, the in-laws. Just like our families, we don't choose them, but we get stuck with them. The good thing is, no one on this earth will expect you to have the strongest emotional bond with your in-laws because let's face it, you already have parents of your own. But! There is a huge difference between not being obsessed and lovey-dovey with the in-laws and being blatantly disrespected by them on a weekly, if not daily basis. Consider this a PSA, if your partner's family starts treating you like…

Let's be real, mothers-in-law have a notorious habit of sticking their noses in everybody's business , whether they like it or not. Especially, when it's a daughter-in-law and double especially when she's planning a wedding. It's like they suddenly become professional wedding planners and think they know better than the actual bride. ‘make sure you serve this’, ‘make sure you have these flowers’, ‘only use this type of china', and blah blah blah. Welp, today we're bringing you a story of a real…

I don't think people understand how expensive bridal makeup is?…

I want fabulous, bigger and better and best!

So long minimalism—many brides and grooms to-be are opting for less monotones and whites, and more pinks, purples, greens, and the rest of the color wheel.

Brides, these are for you