Vintage engagement rings are special. Unique in appearance and rich in history, vintage rings are—often literally—one of a kind. And if that ring has been in your family for generations, it can be even more special.

Wedding traditions and customs are as unique and varied as the couples who follow them. Whether you choose to stick close to the tried-and-true or blaze your own trail, you should still understand the significance of the meanings behind all the different traditions that come together to make your wedding special.

2020 has been a year of change. One of the things that's changed the most is the way we approach weddings. Now, more than ever, non-traditional wedding venues are becoming commonplace.

It can be tough to find bridesmaid gifts that won't strain your bankbook, especially if you have many bridesmaids at your wedding. Fortunately, there are plenty of great inexpensive gifts out there.

The tradition of a new bride taking her husband's name has a long and, at times, complicated history. Still, it's a tradition that most newlyweds—even those who have a taste for the unique and the non-traditional—continue to uphold. In many ways, sharing a name can represent the merging of your two lives—your two stories—into one.

Handfasting ceremonies were once a staple of Norse and Celtic tradition, and have been a crucial part of weddings in Scotland, England and other parts of Europe.