8 Unusual Wedding Traditions From History
Showing your tush to the wedding photographer isn’t the strangest or most objectionable tradition people have dreamt up in the past few centuries.
Showing your tush to the wedding photographer isn’t the strangest or most objectionable tradition people have dreamt up in the past few centuries.
Let's take a moment to reflect on the strange history of marriage celebrations.
First dance songs, wedding reception songs … This list has a little of everything.
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue—and something else, too?
The goal of this hidden object game is to uncover the wedding invitation faster than you can say “I do.”
Oscar Mayer is giving couples the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to exchange their vows in front of the iconic Wienermobile.
When it comes to popping the question, timing is everything—and this hidden image puzzle is a good reminder.
The candy-coated almonds are a traditional part of many Greek, Italian, and Middle Eastern wedding celebrations.
People legally change their first, middle, or last names for a variety of reasons. So what’s in a name (change)? A whole lot of paperwork.
Tradition and culture have always played a deep role in Southern weddings.
Diamonds are forever. So is debt, if you’re not careful.
With some tips in mind, figuring out how much to spend on wedding gifts becomes a lot simpler.
From tropical beaches to picturesque countrysides, these are the most popular destination wedding locations.
If you’ve been attending weddings this year nonstop, you should ace this hidden-image puzzle.
Important information for anyone planning to get married in Las Vegas by an Elvis Presley impersonator.
Southwestern states Google ‘The Corpse Bride’ more than any other wedding movie.
From England to Japan, royal family members have been upending tradition and risking it all to be with the people they love for decades.
The phrase "tying the knot" originated in medieval times during the practice of handfasting, but still holds strong to this day.
The romantic gesture was a tribute to the heroism of their husbands-to-be who served in World War II.
Princess Diana's famous royal wedding dress—with its 25-foot train and 10,000 pearls—isn't often seen by the public, but a new exhibition at Kensington Palace promises to change that.
Brides or grooms with second thoughts are said to have chilly extremities. The origin of the phrase has a little something to do with poker.
Ahhh, the marriage proposal. Never has a tradition been surrounded by so much anxiety, planning, and the potential to be embarrassing and, well, even downright cringe-worthy.
Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married at St Paul’s Cathedral in London on Wednesday July 29, 1981. The ceremony was one of the decade’s biggest events—for good reason.
It happened in ‘Shrek.’ It happened in ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral.’ What if it happens in real life?