Submitted photo Lakeisha Antoinette and Efrem Mims renewed their wedding vows on March 6, 2010, at Seed Of Abraham Church in Sierra Vista, Ariz. Pastor William McDuffie officiated. Christy Buckley was the matron of honor. Krister Jeter and Maria Whitehurst were the bride’s maids. The best man was Jimmie Rainer. Groom’s attendants were Brandon Jeter and Davon Whitehurst. The flower girl was Da ... [read more]

Wedding season is just around the corner. As the blushing bride or the proud groom, you've likely spent hours planning for the big day.[...] [read more]

Getting married is a special day that focuses on the bride and the groom, but it's also a day when two families merge as one. "My Big Tacky Zaney Wedding" is showing just how wild 'n' crazy this day can be, especially when the bride and groom's families are complete opposites. [read more]

These astonishing images show the moment the wooden decking they were standing on gave way plunging the 80 smartly-dressed guests into the water below. [read more]

At any given point, someone you know will get married. It’s inevitable. Sometimes they are your family, sometimes friends, and then there are the weddings you go to that you’ve yet to befriend the bride or groom. Weddings are huge events shared by couples and their families and friends. [read more]

Carla Leigh Jones of Hartselle and Brian Rickey Reed of Hartselle were married Feb. 12 at 3 p.m. at Cornerstone Church in Birmingham. The bride is the daughter of Dr. Bob W. and Rita Jones of Decatur. The groom is the son of Rick and Joan Reed of Atlanta, Ga. and Gwen and Alan Thompson of Caddo. [read more]

Rachel Cooper and Ernie Keele, both of Sedalia, were married at 5 p.m. Oct. 10, 2009, at Immanuel United Church of Christ in Sedalia. The bride is the daughter of Charlotte Cooper, of Sedalia. The groom is the son of Roy Keele and Joyce Keele, both of Sedalia. [read more]

Allana Kay Jackson and Danny Reese Garber were married at 5:30 p.m. on March 20, 2010, at the residence of the bride's brother and sister-in-law on Coleto Creek. Justice of the Peace Robert Whitaker officiated the double-ring ceremony. [read more]

Today's brides are creating new wedding traditions that allow them to showcase their individual style and preferences, create a less formal and more intimate wedding experience for guests, and embrace today's eco-friendly trends. Chicago-based LOLA Event Productions offers a few examples of what are sure to become "new traditions" for the 21st century bride. [read more]

A wedding in a village in Bengal's Durgapur district turned into a battleground as a bride declared enough was enough after the groom's family demanded more dowry. [read more]