Unclaimed cake slicers? A minimalist approach to attendants? Think outside the box and save.
Seem like everyone you know is getting hitched? Savvy survivors of multiple invites offer advice.
Till debt do us part: Financial issues are a leading cause of divorce, but taking precautions early in your marriage can help you avoid them.
The average ceremony costs $26,984 -- and that's not counting the honeymoon. Check out creative tips from couples who wed for much less.
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Nearly $4,500 gets spent on music at the average wedding and reception. Have you considered a virtual DJ?
As President Obama endorses same-sex marriage, all couples are paying more to tie -- and untie -- the knot.
She also makes a third of what he's paid. Managing money after they're married is going to require some compromise.
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