Don't have $30,000 to spend, or even $10,000? How to have all the trappings of a great wedding for thousands less. [read more]

New Yorker Sara Bostwick is suing a high-society wedding photographer who posted pictures of her in her underwear on its website [read more]

Black is now the dress shade of choice for brides across the United Kingdom, it seems. And those who do not dare go the whole way are simply adding touches of it, in the form of piping or long gloves. [read more]

There were 372 marriage separations in the first 9 months of the year, compared to 519 for the whole of 2008. Replying to a Parliamentary Question by MP Anthony Agius Decelis, Minister Austin Gatt said that 1,729 people had registered their wedding between January and September. [read more]

In September, after a car crash claimed the life of 7-year-old Asa Hill, the boy's parents turned their sorrow into celebration. [read more]

20 Nov, 2009 Local TV host Charlyn Lin registered her marriage two days ago and throughout the joyous occasion, the new Mr and Mrs Charlyn Dong were filled with much emotions and teary happiness. The couple had originally planned to get married next year but decided to push their plans forward, as Charlyn's husband's grandfather had passed away in September. According to traditional Chinese ... [read more]

Anyone with a camera phone and poor impulse control can be a YouTube star for 15 seconds. But what does it take to make a feature film that will get noticed by Hollywood? [read more]

Lindsey Vonn and her husband, Thomas, were sitting on the couch watching "Entourage" when the idea popped into Thomas' head — the "Vonntourage." As the top female skier on the World Cup circuit the past two seasons, Vonn travels full time with two physical trainers provided by Red Bull, her ski technician, and her husband — a former U.S. Ski Team member and Olympian. [read more]

Actors and actresses memorize their lines for movies and sitcoms. They even practice their facial expressions as they deliver their lines and rehearse with their co-stars just to make sure they get everything down pat. [read more]

When a daughter of Kim Jong-chang, South Korea's top financial regulator, got married last June, Mr. Kim did something unusual: He eliminated the cashier and the cash-filled envelopes. [read more]