1 In 5 Americans Have Gone Into Debt For Someone Else's WeddingAccording to the survey, 21 percent end up going between $500 and $1,000 into debt because of participating in a wedding.
The 5 Best Bridal Spots In MinneapolisTopping the list is Andrea's Vintage Bridal in Linden Hills; the bridal spot is the highest rated business of its kind in Minneapolis.
Dozens Of Couples Married For Free On Valentine's DayA dozen Hennepin County District Court judges became wedding singers, musicians, and wedding officiants over the noon hour.
Husband Sues Wife's Lover, Judge Awards Him $8.8 MillionUsing a rare state law, a North Carolina husband has been awarded nearly $9 million after suing the man who allegedly had an affair with his wife.
More Engaged Couples Opting For Cash-Only Gift RegistriesPerhaps a little more challenging for traditionalists buying gifts are cash requests to finance such things as honeymoons.
Man Sues CVS For Telling His Wife He Had A Viagra PrescriptionA man in New York is suing CVS after the pharmacy giant revealed that he had a prescription for Viagra to his wife.
How Is Marriage Changing?The countdown is on to the Royal Wedding. So that has us wondering about the state of matrimony in our own country.
5 Tips For Planning A Destination WeddingFive destination wedding planning tips from Sandy Malone, the star of TLC's Wedding Island.
34 Couples Marry For Free At Hennepin County Government CenterIt is a weekend where love is in the air. And for many, there is no better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than walking down the aisle.
Longtime Couples Renew Wedding Vows At Retirement HomeMore than 20 couples who have been married for decades said "yes" to more Friday. At Roseville's Presbyterian Homes Johanna Shores facility, the couples gathered in a soothing chapel, where they were serenaded by music and given chocolate roses.
Gay Couples Exchange Vows During Mount Rushmore CelebrationSeven gay couples exchanged vows and another couple renewed their vows Sunday during a group wedding at Mount Rushmore National Memorial.
NYT: More Women Are Keeping Their Maiden NamesMore women who are getting married are choosing to keep their maiden names. According to a recent New York Times article, about 20 percent of women married in recent years kept their maiden names.
Gay, Straight Couples Say 'I Do' To Justice Kennedy's WordsEmily Smith and Jillian Levine had already chosen a venue, booked a band and written the first draft of the ceremony for their wedding when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that gay couples nationwide have a right to marry. Within minutes of the June 26 ruling, Levine texted her fiancée a rainbow emoji and a question about their ceremony.
33 And Unmarried? Ooh, Hate To Break This To You But ...Researchers say they've figured out the right time to tie to knot. Sociologists at the University of Utah say people should get married between the ages of 28 and 32. Past studies showed that waiting longer to get hitched usually led to more stability, but this new research found that the odds of divorce decline significantly between the ages of 28 and 32.