Happily ever after ... basically!

Some celebrities opted for extravagance while others opted for private elopements, either way, these 22 celebrity couples ...

Ruby Dhalla, an Indian-origin former MP who was once in the race for the Canadian PM post, is currently in Udaipur. Canadian politician Ruby Dhalla shared a video giving a glimpse of the high-profile ...

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have reportedly shifted their wedding plans from an intimate gathering to a grand celebration with approximately 300 guests. After much deliberation, Swift desires a ...

My husband and I have four daughters, and we have saved over $100,000 for their weddings. When my oldest daughter married 3.5 years ago, we gave her a budget of $20,000 (a generous amount in our ...

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have reportedly made a big wedding change. The iconic Eras Tour star and the three-time Super Bowl-winning tight end got engaged in August. Kelce popped the question ...

Coronation Street may be preparing for its big crossover episode with fellow ITV soap Emmerdale, but the series has plenty of drama to offer before then. One such occasion is a wedding, and ...

Lainey Wilson is planning her dream wedding — and it sounds like she’s going all out. The “Watermelon Moonshine” singer is reportedly sparing no expense for her upcoming nuptials to former NFL ...

Actor John Corbett of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” chatted about starring in the new film “Soul on Fire,” which will be in theaters on October 10th. Corbett plays the role of Dennis O’Leary. John ...

If you’re ready, come and get it — it being the wedding rings. After a nearly 10-month-long engagement, Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are married. While we have big questions about the big day, like ...

Humans are genetically predisposed to love sauce. We’ve been adding it to food since before food was good. If you’re raw-dogging your sandwiches, I’m convinced you need a psych eval. Less than a month ...

They’re soft-launching wedding photos long after the big day or keeping them offline entirely. This approach is called a “quiet wedding,” and its rise in popularity reflects a broader cultural shift.