Jazmin Reyes and Miguel Sotto went viral for sending loaves of bread to their wedding guests as edible invitations. 'I really don’t appreciate paper invitations being thrown out,' the bride-to-be ...

"We wanted to create something that was simple and elegant while being cozy, warm and comfortable," the bride says.

She stressed that her ex-husband did not say it in his entire interview but he allegedly wants to make it appear like she is the mastermind behind the wedding. According to her, she was actually the ...

A friend of the supposed groom announced the sad news on social media, as he gave an alleged reason for the cancellation. “Wedding cancelled. After all our preparation to storm the wedding on 22nd of ...

Manila, Philippines – Go out and enjoy the outdoors for a cause! The National Association of Independent Travel Agencies (NAITAS) has partnered with the Department of Tourism (DOT), for “Takbo Para sa ...

Harrisburg, PA, is quickly emerging as a hotspot for couples seeking to blend timeless elegance with a modern twist in their wedding celebrations. With its rich historical backdrop and vibrant ...

A digital copy of the wedding invitation obtained by PUNCH Online on Monday revealed that the ceremony was initially planned for Saturday, April 5, in Anguldi, Zawan Jos, but was abruptly called ...

A woman has accused her friend of being “rude” after discovering her wedding invite only permits her partner to attend for a few hours. Venting on the “Am I Being Unreasonable?” ...

A viral TikTok video has the internet cracking up after a woman shared what her future husband picked out for their official wedding invitations: blue stamps with manatees on them. Since the video ...

If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more It’s exciting to receive a wedding invite – who doesn’t love an opportunity to dress up and celebrate their ...

The guest wrote on Reddit that they're being asked to arrive at the ceremony six hours after their partner — and now they're "both annoyed" Brenton Blanchet is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE.