Finding your dream wedding dress can be a notoriously tricky business. From pleasing your "Say Yes To The Dress"-style entourage to ticking all of your dreamed-about bridal boxes, wedding dresses ...

Planning a wedding is notoriously one of the most stressful things we do as modern day humans—from guest lists to venues, dinner menus, and outfits, a honeymoon is practically necessary to unwind ...

It’s officially wedding season. And, after you’ve locked in your venue, your guest list, and, of course, your dress, it’s time to start thinking about what you’ll wear underneath. You’ve put so much ...

When it comes to planning a wedding, there are so many things to consider, from invitations and table plans to choosing the perfect menu. Arguably though, the trickiest decision of them all is ...

When you hear the words ‘bridal lingerie,’ a handful of uncomfortable associations come to mind. Garter belts that dig into your skin, unnecessary straps in places that don’t rightfully need strapping ...

Lingerie is all about confidence and with this matching lace and tulle set from I.D. Sarrieri, you’ll feel your best self. Style and substance, it has an intricate floral design but the underwiring to ...

From sexy bridal lingerie sets to sweet and feminine slips and silky bridal robes, we rounded up the prettiest bridal lingerie, undergarments, intimates, bras, and underwear from Nordstrom, Macy’s, ...

This just in: men aren't that into white ruffles and blue bows. Groundbreaking. Wearing white to one's wedding can be traced back to Queen Victoria, when she wore white to marry Prince Albert in 1840.

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Finding your dream wedding dress can be a notoriously tricky business. From pleasing your "Say Yes To The Dress"-style entourage to ticking all of your dreamed-about bridal boxes, wedding dresses ...

This just in: men aren't that into white ruffles and blue bows. Groundbreaking. Wearing white to one's wedding can be traced back to Queen Victoria, when she wore white to marry Prince Albert in 1840.