Weddings have always been rich with tradition, but take a peek back to the early 1900s, and you´ll find customs that feel downright bizarre by today´s standards. Here are 18 wedding traditions from ...

Dutch wedding cakes are often topped with figurines representing the couple in traditional attire. These cake toppers become cherished keepsakes after the celebration, symbolizing unity and ...

These traditions might seem strange to outsiders, but they are deeply valued by the people who practice them. In many cultures, wedding traditions have been passed down for generations, each with its ...

Cameroon is home to a diverse range of cultures, each with its own unique wedding traditions. These customs reflect the rich ...

In the US, common wedding traditions include the bride wearing white and guests throwing rice. However, some traditions have lost their appeal in modern times. Wedding planners told BI they think ...

Different cultures around the world celebrate weddings in unique ways. One thing common though is food. Apart from treating guests to delicious meals, food in some weddings also come with a deeper ...

Not every ritual stands the test of time. There’s truly only one thing you have to do on your wedding for it to be official: say “I do.” Beyond that, you and your partner have complete freedom over ...

Weddings are a balance of honoring history and creating something that feels distinctly yours. For some couples, traditions feel grounding; for others, they feel like obligations or boxes to check.

As someone who attends a lot of weddings (and has way too many Notes lists about what to wear to each one), I'm always thinking about the details—what's appropriate, what feels celebratory, and how to ...

The wedding industry, like relationships themselves, is rooted in love and trust. As the planning process gets underway, it’s up to wedding vendors to help affirm love with actions. Like all weddings, ...