Amy Krasner assumed her love life was over when she became a single mother with a busy career. Then along came Douglas Robb.
Category: Weddings and Engagements
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Tips for Pulling Off a Successful Drone Show at a Wedding
Sally French, a longtime observer of the drone industry, shares some advice for couples looking for a dramatic and eco-friendly send-off.
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For Two Homebodies, Marriage is Cozy and Safe
Danielle Duseau and Casey Lyons like feeling secure, so ten months into dating, inspired by a favorite singer, they decided to lock it down.
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They Almost Gave Up on Love — Until a Matchmaker Stepped In
When Emily Rothstein and Daniel Loeterman first met four years ago, their attraction was instant.
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Switching Gears to Slow and Steady
Matthew Maggiacomo attracted many fans with his high-energy Peloton classes, but preferred a slower-paced relationship after meeting Evan Feeley.
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The Sexting Seniors of Assisted Living
My mother was 83. Her boyfriend was 87. They were having the time of their lives.
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Why Medieval-Inspired Weddings Are Back in Style
From flowing capes and chainmail tunics to banquet-style dining and moody, medieval tablescapes, couples are embracing a regal, “Game of Thrones”-inspired aesthetic for their winter nuptials
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The Second Match Was the Charm
Parker Krug and Jared Moffett were connected not once but twice on dating apps.
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Between Laps, a Deep Friendship Surfaced
Lilly King, the Olympic swimmer, met James Wells as teammates for the Indiana University swim team. “Somewhere deep down I always knew I loved him,” she said.
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Their ‘Salty’ Officiant Was ‘Real Housewife’ Meredith Marks
Donald Adler, who oversees Bravo’s social media, and Peter Schum, a registered nurse, met when both nervously joined a dodge ball league.
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Their Love Story Came With Clues — and One Obvious Answer
Lynn He and Zachary Hobesh met 12 years ago at a trivia night in Los Angeles that was organized by an alumni group for their alma mater.
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Why Couples Are Swapping Polished Wedding Films for Grainy Camcorder Footage
Some young couples are turning away from polished wedding videos and embracing shaky, grainy footage for its raw, nostalgic charm.