An engaged woman took to Reddit seeking advice after telling her wedding guests that no children would be allowed on the big day — and receiving major pushback. On the "r/wedding" subreddit page, a ...

A bride-to-be has elicited more than 17,000 reactions and over 9,000 comments on social media for her announcement that she and her new husband-to-be will be serving only water at their wedding later ...

"I think it was a bit of a coward's way of doing it while I'm not there. They had the opportunity to do it in person," the bride said of her employer's handling of the situation Erin Clack is a Staff ...

A woman has turned to the internet to ask whether she took a situation involving her sister too far on what was supposed to be the best day of her life. The newlywed, posting on Reddit under ...

A bride is facing backlash for asking her guests to help clean up after her wedding. In a post on Reddit's "Wedding Shaming" ...

“She feels [the gifts] should be kept since the couple ‘will be getting married eventually,’ ” her father shared in a message A bride still plans to keep her wedding gifts — even though the ceremony ...

"I really tried to move on, but I had to get out of that stupid dress and all I really just wanted to hide away," the bride claims Marina Watts is a Digital Writer, Music at PEOPLE. She has been ...

Most budding brides follow traditions like gathering something old, new, borrowed, and blue, or not seeing their soon-to-be spouse before the ceremony. But one Utah bride decided a morning dance ...

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While planning her timeless, Tuscan villa-inspired wedding to high school sweetheart Brayden Gainey, the 24-year-old tells ...

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An engaged woman took to Reddit seeking advice after telling her wedding guests that no children would be allowed on the big day — and receiving major pushback. On the “r/wedding” subreddit page, a ...