"Your expressions have truly touched our hearts," the co-founder of lifestyle website Insidewink wrote in an Instagram post. huffp.st/mcNSIhq

The COVID-19 pandemic gives you a chance to accessorize your nuptials in a whole new way. huffp.st/5U0ZUSw

Over 300 guests are being asked to self-quarantine following a recent wedding in Washington state. An Ohio couple said that nearly half of their guests became ill. huffp.st/DJJdLyT

Mayor Bill de Blasio called the clandestine ceremony at Brooklyn's Yetev Lev temple "just unacceptable." huffp.st/2iR07DW

The coronavirus pandemic may have canceled wedding plans, but it couldn't stop these couples' love. huffp.st/tSyjB5h

COVID-19 may have upended their wedding plans, but these couples found a safer, more intimate way to still get married. huffp.st/kAjpDfs

The actor and his girlfriend got hitched at a "small and intimate" Las Vegas wedding. huffp.st/pU2fClT

"The Late Late Show" host attended the royal couple's big ceremony and riffed on his present dilemma. huffp.st/RAxVTqc

These celebrations may look different than the big weddings we're used to. But the love captured here is just the same. huffp.st/RQbzToj

"How do you give a drunken wedding toast when you don’t even drink?" the late-night host asked in amazement. huffp.st/xLtUJ1b

Advice to help you figure out which events are safer to attend and which may be better to skip. huffp.st/ihTzdWI

The country singer told Jimmy Fallon this week that he and his future wife would be dancing to a song from "Pretty in Pink." huffp.st/ZcLk7jt

The pop icon shared photos of her intimate wedding to husband Dalton Gomez, after dating the real estate agent for over a year huffp.st/nbHAE3V

Some wedding planners are pushing their bookings into late 2022 and early 2023. huffp.st/mFtlAbg

“We were kind of wondering why we weren’t receiving any RSVPs, but we really didn’t think much of it,” Crystle Lewis of Wasilla, Alaska, said. huffp.st/22XpsZH

Etiquette and speechwriting experts tell us what to avoid when speaking at a loved one's nuptials. huffp.st/iuDgeqR

State law gives couples 10 days to tie the knot after getting the license. huffp.st/LnMVvfG

"My husband and I made a deal that whoever gets out of bed first makes the coffee. I’ve been in bed with my eyes closed for 2 months." huffp.st/4C22Xkw

Diane and Ed Nesselhuf bought the can during a 1971 honeymoon in Denver and vowed to drink it on their golden anniversary. huffp.st/8LaWkNu

Experts share their advice for giving your nice bouquets and arrangements new life. huffp.st/pwJosff