A Reddit user is doing their best to give their cousin's wedding the benefit of the doubt. In a post to Reddit's r/weddingshaming forum, the user shared their apprehensions about the family member's ...

In a post shared on Reddit, a soon-to-be bride shared that her fiancé's father invited 23 people to their 93 person-capacity venue A woman is outraged after her future father-in-law was given ...

A couple canceled their wedding and decided to elope instead after the groom's father sent their save-the-dates out to strangers without their permission and withdrew wedding funding The bride and ...

DEAR ABBY: I am getting married in six months and hosting a relatively small wedding (80 guests). My fiancé and I recently received a save-the-date for a college friend’s wedding. It’s set to take ...

Dear Eric: My spouse and I are an older couple with some family members who live in the same town as us and some family who live out of state. The families who live near us only invite us to functions ...

"We leave kind of fulfilled, making a small difference, just being part of something bigger," the groom-to-be said of their volunteer work Charlotte Phillipp is a Weekend Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE.

Some couples are taking the casual approach to sending out wedding invitations, opting for texts or emails instead of traditional printed cards. By Madeline Weinfield “There is NO obligation to come ...