When you get invited to a wedding, there are plenty of celebrations leading up to the happy couple’s big day—including the bridal shower. Many brides-to-be have registries that make it easy to select ...

Stand out as a gift-giver by surprising the newlyweds with these elegant home essentials, from bedding with Oprah Winfrey's seal of approval to Kourtney Kardashian's favorite kettle. By Natalie Alcala ...

After a pandemic-induced lull on the wedding circuit, many couples are finally feeling safe enough to congregate with family and friends to celebrate their love. People in the business are calling it ...

You’ve RSVP’d yes, booked your travel and picked out your outfit. But the last — and maybe most stressful — thing that you have to decide before attending a wedding this fall is what to give, and how ...

Invited to a wedding? Don't let gift-giving etiquette stress you out. Our experts offer up top tips on how to give the perfect wedding gift. I’ve been invited to a ton of weddings, and shopping for ...

The amount of money you should give as a wedding gift depends on a range of factors, including your budget, your relationship with the bride and groom and the cost of attending the wedding. Cash is ...

The highly sought-after celebrity wedding and event planner has worked with A-list stars including Ellen DeGeneres, the Kardashians and the Biebers Gabrielle Rockson is a staff writer-reporter for ...

Weddings are more complicated and expensive than ever. So where does that leave wedding guests when it comes to selecting a heartfelt yet affordable gift for the happy (extremely stressed-out and ...

Whether it’s your first year of marriage or you’ve been by each other’s side for decades, each anniversary is a major milestone that deserves to be celebrated. What you may not know is that, ...

I'd heard that you should spend a similar amount to what the marrying couple is paying for your plate. That's not right. Location, relationship and budget can help you determine what to spend on a ...

Work hard, play hard. It’s a phrase that speaks to the importance of a good work-life balance, of course, but it also might be the ideology that inspires your coworker to invite you and other ...