Love story: In the face of life’s challenges, sometimes the heart remembers
An eager rustle among spectators signaled that the bride was about to enter. Heads turned in anticipation. Piano music played and smiles broke out as she began a slow procession down the aisle.
Being a good maid of honor: Tips from the pros
Jennifer Paik has been a maid of honor not once, not twice, but an impressive four times, most recently for her childhood best friend’s Newport Beach, California, yacht wedding three years ago.
Trends: Wedding bells ringing later for Mississippi millennials
“Yours is going to be the next wedding we all get together for!”
This is something a relative said to me at my 21-year-old cousin’s wedding a few years ago. I had just turned 15.
Obama golf game forces couple to move wedding
A couple getting married near President Barack Obama’s vacation spot in Hawaii learned the hard way that the big day rarely goes exactly as planned.
Pastor defrocked over gay wedding reinstated
A Pennsylvania pastor who broke church law by presiding over his son’s same-sex wedding ceremony and then became an outspoken activist for gay rights can return to the pulpit after a United Methodist Church appeals panel on Tuesday overturned a decision to defrock him.
Wildfire sparks amazing wedding photo
A wildfire that disrupted an Oregon couple’s wedding also gave them the photograph of a lifetime.
‘Duck Dynasty’ star greets camo-clad wedding couple
MARS, Pa. — A camouflage-clad bride and groom got a little advice from a bewhiskered witness on their wedding day: “Duck Dynasty” star Willie Robertson.
Wedding Day Wonder: A Mississippi groom’s cake is a mom’s labor of love — and a viral sensation
When Shaye Rawson daydreamed about her son Tristan’s April 13th wedding day, she no doubt envisioned several happy scenarios. They probably didn’t include applying green fondant “grass” and “yard line” white piping to the groom’s cake at 2:30 a.m., 15 and a half hours before the ceremony.
Black couple says racism forced wedding relocation
A Jackson couple says the church where they planned to get married turned them away because they are black.
Adele Elliott: Changes
June is considered a romantic month. More brides choose this month than any other. I’m not sure why they do. It certainly is not the prettiest, or the most temperate. Maybe it is because school has just ended and recent college grads can begin their new life with a new wife (or husband). It is a month for big changes.
David Creel: Going to the chapel
Well, Beyonce said it best. “If you like it then you should put a ring on it.” So, I found myself doing what most “bffs” with innate fashion sensibility do … helping Ashley find the way through the oftentimes confusing maze of planning a wedding.
Betty Stone: A grand’s wedding
I guess I never anticipated getting to this spot, never thought ahead far enough to imagine one of my grandchildren getting married. I knew they would grow up, of course, that I, too, would get older. I just ignored the fact. Actually, in many ways I still do.