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Performance Anxiety
How to get ready to take the stage in the ‘wedding show’

The Big & Small of it All
One of you wants a blowout, the other wants to shut everyone out. It may sound hard to believe, but it is possible to please you both on your special day

Color Coordination
How to select the right tones to set the right tone for your wedding

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Illuminating Receptions
Lighting is one of the most important elements for a gorgeous party. Here’s how to make your table shine

Balance of Power
You’ve compromised on the reception location, the color scheme and the band, but you just can’t agree on how many attendants to have at their wedding. Here’s how to play the numbers game if this happens to you

Tequila – Toned Down
Take a grown-up look at the south-of-the-border spirit

Back On Top
Take a look back at how the once-customary couple made it to the top of the cake world, and why they might be fit to reign again

Food Fight
Avoid a dining dilemma by weighing the facts of both sit-down and food-station meals

Stand Up, Sit Down – No Fights
Create a seating chart for your wedding that quells confusion, potential strife

Six Weeks to Wedded
Not every couple has time on their side – here’s how to plan your perfect wedding in a flash

Dream Theme
It’s OK to transform your wedding day into a masquerade ball or ski-themed extravaganza – as long as you follow these key steps

What’s in a Drink?
Cheers! Here’s what you need to know to plan wisely for bar service for your reception

Wowee Cowie
Forget the rules. Colin Cowie, the man who designed weddings for Don Henley, Lisa Kudrow and Paula Abdul, says the key to a fabulous wedding starts with your own heart's desire

Catering to Your Every Need
Selecting a food-service provider is one of the most costly, nerve-testing tasks facing a bride-to-be. Here's the protocol, from soups to nuts to nutty uncles

Lessons from Vegas
The perfect personalized venue doesn’t have to include gondolas and canals – or neon lights – to make a statement

Love is Green
Eco-friendly wedding favors create less waste and help offset energy costs of your big day

She’s Got Medallions
Brides choosing the appropriate meat selection – or vegetarian meal – still cling to the classics

Pop the Cork
What’s more romantic than a glass of sparkling wine to toast a bride and groom? Nothing

I Do, I Hue
Somewhere between Will you marry me…? and Do you take…? lies a wedding’s third overwhelming question: What are your colors?

Get a Grip: The Finer Points of Ex Etiquette
You’ve been there, done that – and now you’re doing it again. When former spouses are in the picture, the seating plan isn’t the only challenge. Here’s how to handle your past perfectly

'I Planned a Day I Hope Will Make My Grandkids Laugh’
She didn’t want a white dress. She didn’t want bridesmaids. Ariel Meadow Stallings had issues with just about every wedding tradition in the book. Maybe that’s why, after her own offbeat nuptials, she rewrote the book.

A Modern Gift Guide
Take the guess out of being a wedding guest with today’s guide to the best accessory – the gift

A Dance To Build a Dream On
For better or worse, the song you choose for your first dance together will echo through the years – make sure it’s a good one

In Honor of Absence
Remembering a deceased loved one is a delicate and important part of your wedding celebration

Simple, Elegant Wedding Food
Think dining for less means tacky offerings? There’s a lot of ground to cover between Crock-pots and high-cost catering

Wedding Day Take-Over
If the idea of a ceremony far, far away seems just that, try staying local and staying completely private

Post-Wedding Snack Attack
Never send a guest home on an empty stomach – not even on your big day

Tricks of the Trends
In their quest for that special something, brides may find they have a lot of company

Take the Cake to the Next Level
Vanilla and chocolate now compete with banana, peanut butter and fruit-filled cakes for the couples first slice

DIY Catering with Michael Chiarello
Preparing a wedding feast on your own is a cinch. Just save the gnocchi for the honeymoon

To Kid or Not to Kid …
Hosting younger guests on your wedding day can be a success if you think like a child

Wedding Outside the Box
Couples know no limits when it comes to finding the ceremony location that best suits their style

The Bride and the Flu
Don’t let illness put a damper on your wedding day

iPod ‘I Dos’
Cheap, cheerful and everywhere, this popular music technology is changing the way we wedding dance

... And Fido Makes Three
For some brides and grooms, the thought of leaving a pet at home while they tie the knot is unthinkable. Here’s why they’re putting on the dog – and loving it.

And After the Party ... There’s the After Party
For best friends of the bride and groom, the last dance at the reception can mean only one thing: it’s time for the after party. So, make plans and let the late-night good times roll.

The Friday Bride
Saturday and Sunday steal the spotlight, but Friday offers couples cheaper rates and all-weekend festivities

Mind the Gap!
The bride and groom want lots of pictures. The guests want to eat, thank you very much. How to handle the transition from ceremony to reception

Wedding-Day Fear Factor
What's the worst that could happen?

Do I have to tailor my music choice to suit my guests?

'We got married on top of a Los Angeles warehouse!'
Longtime lovebirds Emily and Jay combined gritty industrial with big-city flash for their artsy Los Angeles wedding.
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