Thoughtful Gift Ideas That Newlyweds Will Actually Use
Styles, August 8
Wedding pros and other industry experts share their go-to wedding gifts.
Some Wedding Vendors Face Fallout After Speaking Up on Social Issues
Styles, August 6
Wedding vendors are taking to social media to speak out on a host of social and political issues. Some risk losing followers, clients and money as a result. Others feel supported.
Weddings as a Coronavirus Super-Spreader Worry
Styles, August 4
Despite precautions, the coronavirus has swept through a number of weddings, large and small, infecting guests and vendors.
Love Letter: Making Room for More Love (and Sheep)
Styles, July 31
And, a legacy of “Loving” continued.
From Barbados to Bucharest
Society, July 31
Alicia Arendt, a foreign service officer with the State Department, met Rohan Ford, a businessman, while serving in Barbados.
Wrong Places at the Right Time
Society, July 31
The Rev. Lydia Wittman and Rafi Ziauddin nearly missed their first chance to connect, but found so many more chances later.
Her Just-Friends Note Was Tossed in a Hurry
Society, July 31
Sophia Bachmann and Iain Coston met, they had dinner, they fell in love.
Taking a ‘Leap of Faith’ in New England
Society, July 31
The couple met in Miami in 2013, but it took four years and a move to the Boston area for a romance to bloom between the two.
‘How Lucky We Are to Have Found Each Other.’
Society, July 31
Oliver Cacananta and Danny Wan met singing in the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance Men’s Chorus.
A Romance Blooms in Nebraska
Society, July 31
Robert Voelte and Ian Rose met at an elementary school in Omaha, where they had both taught.
A Perfect Spot for Running, or Proposing
Society, July 31
Harrison Marks knew just the place to propose to Jennifer Soffen — anywhere along the Hudson River.
The ‘Right Time’ Came a Decade Later
Society, July 31
A mutual friend made sure Zmira Zilkha and Ward Wolff met at Middlebury College in Vermont, but it was 13 more years before they got together for good.
Romance Around the Great Lakes
Society, July 31
Adam Schlicht turned himself and A.J. Tindall into X-Men superheros for the cover of a comic book he had custom-made for his proposal.
A Page-Turner of a Proposal
Society, July 31
Phillip Stiller, an equity analyst, proposed to Kerry Ederer, a morning news anchor in New York, with the help of his twins.
Their Very Own Loving Story
Styles, July 31
Renee Knake and Wallace B. Jefferson, both lawyers, are grateful to Mildred Loving and Richard Loving for challenging interracial marriage laws in the 1960s.
Livestream Your Wedding Like a Pro
Styles, July 28
These gadgets will help you improve the production quality and create memorable experiences for you and your digital guests.
Me, My Relationship and PTSD
Styles, July 25
Past and present find their place as a couple wades through what their future holds. And it’s all OK.
A Little Wager That Led to Love
Society, July 24
The couple met in law school at Howard University, but their romance didn’t take off until one of them lost a bet.
The Lawyer of His Dreams
Society, July 24
A matchmaker’s persistence finally paired David Golden with the date he didn’t know he was looking for: Alexandra Brodman.
Rock Solid, Even in Turbulent Times
Society, July 24
The couple met at a birthday party in New York in 2013, but one of them wasn’t yet ready to say that he was gay.
Always an Open Table for Each Other
Society, July 24
Rachel Lindstrom and Zach Sawyer met in a restaurant where both worked in Austin. Then they moved to Maine to take on another restaurant together.
Love, Marriage, Sex. (Not Necessarily in That Order.)
Society, July 24
Susie Bright and Jon Bailiff met in 1988. Now, after 32 years together, they took the advice of a lawyer and got married.
A Busy Year and One to Remember
Society, July 24
The couple planned a wedding during the pandemic, finished residency, moved across the country and started a new job. And then had a baby, too.
Adding to the Sweeter Moments of Life
Society, July 24
When the coronavirus forced them to change their plans, Bruktaweit Addis and Tif Slama were married on the same lookout point where they got engaged.
Caring for Each Other, and Many Others
Society, July 24
Henriette Myrthil and Kenneth Balkaran, both front-line medical workers, first spotted each other in 2005. But it wasn’t until 2009 that they had their first date.
A Four-Ring Ceremony (2 Wooden, 2 Golden)
Society, July 24
Christian Willmes carved two rings from a fallen tree in Oxford, England, which were at the ready if the gold bands did not come through for his wedding to Lily McElwee.
Two Dates Before Their Planned First Date
Society, July 24
The couple met at Madison Square Garden at a Knicks game both attended with a larger group, and then connected shortly afterward on a dating app.
The Mystery of a Delayed Wedding
Society, July 24
Before marrying Andrew Heyman, Meredith Ganzman found two marriage certificates had been issued to her great-grandparents in 1918. A pandemic may have delayed their wedding, too.
Next Stop: Marriage
Styles, July 24
Sara Ziff and Reed Young met on a train platform. They hit it off, but neither expected much from the encounter and said their goodbyes without an introduction. Four months later they matched on a dating app.
What Changes in the First Year of Marriage?
Styles, July 23
For some millennial couples, not too much.
Do You Really Want That Wedding Cake a Year Later?
Styles, July 22
Experts weigh in on how to freeze your cake and have some other suggestions for commemorative treats to savor on your one-year anniversary.
Exploring Their Own Paths Together
Styles, July 18
Bonnie Brescia and Jeanette Poillon remain each other’s lifelines, even though both admit that they are polar opposites.
An Emergency Marriage License Erases Boundaries
Society, July 17
Suneel Khanna and Carl Wolter were captivated from the start. But a closing of the U.S.-Canadian put their wedding at risk.
Cold Cuts, Cheeses and So Many Smiles
Society, July 17
They met at their friends’ Christmas brunch on the Upper West Side, and were married in Como, Italy.
A Setup That Was Meant to Be
Society, July 17
The bride’s close friend was introduced to the groom by an acquaintance, and, after grilling him, announced that she knew someone he must meet.
Her ‘Bubbie’ Was Right After All
Society, July 17
Rachel Glincher and Michael Harris met on the dating app Hinge and briefly dated, but it was sidewalk chats near their homes that brought them together.
Changing Plans Without Advance Warning
Society, July 17
Michael Braun, who works on Joe Biden’s presidential campaign, and Corey Gingue, a sommelier, had planned to marry in France but settled on Brooklyn.
Finger Lakes Dreams Put on Hold
Society, July 17
His mother suggested a likely wedding location almost before the couple was actually dating.
‘Adventure Partners’ Find Sure Footing Together
Society, July 17
Yuchen Feng and Ted Sumers met as summer interns at a hedge fund when he organized an indoor rock-climbing outing.
Paired During a Medical Rotation, and Then in Life
Styles, July 17
Drs. Nina Suda and Charles Murphy met as residents five years ago, and when he was told to quarantine because of the coronavirus, she stood by his side — at a safe distance.
Unfamiliar Territory for Indian Bridal Industry
Styles, July 16
From altering their production schedule to shifting to e-commerce, many Indian fashion brands are adapting in order to stay afloat during the pandemic.
Turn Your Relationship Into a Work of Art
Styles, July 15
For some couples who postponed their engagement shoots because of the coronavirus, artists have stepped in to create custom illustrations and portraits.