But there are also brides who had yet to wear their wedding dress, a symbol of possibility, the future, and excitement. Instead, it was consumed by the natural disaster. And it’s not just brides ...

Bride-to-be Katrina Matias posted a video that has since amassed 700,000 likes, saying, “Guys, who was going to tell me that there is a fee to try on wedding dresses? Am I delusional for thinking ...

Prettifying for your wedding can cost a pretty penny — and it can also cost a bride her natural glow. So, to spare herself the expense, Megan Diem Easton took the big-day makeup matters into ...

In a video posted on TikTok, bride Kayla Crome shared how she hand-sewed straps onto her dress after her tailor refused to Getty A bride is sharing how she altered her wedding dress the day before ...

In the romantic whirlwind of wedding planning, the search for the perfect dress stands as a monumental moment for many brides ...

"Her fiancé looked so disappointed and squeezed his eyes shut" Peter Cade/Getty A bride's sister accidentally showed the groom a video of his fiancée in her wedding dress before the wedding.

For those planning a wedding, this event will be a one-stop shop before saying “I do.” The 19th annual Johnstown Bridal Showcase, presented by The Tribune-Democrat and Johnstown Magazine, will be held ...

A bride was left to choose a wedding dress she "hated" because it was the only plus-size one available. Miranda Trevino, 22, reflected on her disappointment with wedding dress shopping in a video with ...

A bride found her dream wedding reception dress … for a mere $7.99! Chiara Gallo was shopping the aisles of her local Goodwill store in Nashville when she came upon an unexpected find ...

A woman unboxed her grandmother's wedding dress, which had been left in a box for over six decades. The bride-to-be (@missshoneeyy) shared the unboxing of the ornate and lace floor-length gown ...

Naturally, she created her own after-party dress, which was just one of the day’s personal touches (like silver candelabras ...

Traditionally, a wedding dress was a precious item that you wore for one day only, before putting it back in its box – safely stowing it away in the attic for future generations (you’d hope). Nowadays ...