First a Championship Ring, Now the Wedding Rings
Kyle Guy was the most valuable player of the 2019 N.C.A.A. Final Four. Alexa Jenkins would tell you he has always been her M.V.P.
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At the Wedding of Gigi Gorgeous and Nats Getty
“The moment I saw her, I was instantly a thousand times happier than I was the second before,” said Ms. Getty, the model, designer and oil heiress, about her bride, the YouTube beauty star.
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The Growing Popularity of the Bridesmaid Robe
These ‘getting-ready’ garments are practical, affordable, and look great in Instagram photos.
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First an E-ZPass, Then the Diamond Ring
Millicent Cooley was resigned to being single, but her attitude changed after meeting Anthony Duncan, a professional juggler. Their romance soon hit the road.
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Wedding Album
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CreditT The Best Wedding Gifts On and Off The Registry
Readers share some of their favorites, from kitchen appliances to handmade bowls and beyond.
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CreditChristian Pleva Images She Fell for Him, and His Moser Screamer Brie Cheese
They had their first kiss in front of the Second Avenue Deli.
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CreditIllustration by Tala Safie/The New York Times Go Broke or Go Home Bachelorette Parties
What happens when friends are consumed by wanting their bachelorette parties to be picture perfect at any cost? Credit cards are maxed out and debt rises. Instagram wedding envy wins the day.
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CreditConcord Church Media Ministry Dallas Church Offers Free Weddings to Couples Living Together, on One Condition
In 2016, 25 couples married in a mass ceremony, after they agreed to 11 weeks of premarital counseling. This year, 50 couples have signed up for a September ceremony.
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CreditDean Swindell for The New York Times Our Marriage Looks Straight. We’re Not.
Some people who identify as bisexual want their wedding ceremonies to represent who they are.
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Binge Read Featured Couples
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CreditTLovely Photography - Tracy Lynn-Luthy Reniqua Allen, Peter Lamphere
The bride is a writer and television producer. The groom is a high school bilingual mathematics and technology teacher.
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Credit Grace Drewes, Christopher Scheben
They hung out with the music and theater crowd at West Babylon High School.
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Credit Faiz Osman, Justin Goodemoot
The couple met at Western Michigan University, from which each graduated.
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CreditRussell Kornblith and Elizabeth Rosen Sarah Rosen, Matthew Beier
The bride is a second-year radiology resident; the groom is to begin medical school later this month.
Modern Love
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CreditBrian Rea Tiny Love Stories: ‘I’ve Been Mostly Dead All Day’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
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CreditBrian Rea Don’t Put All Your (Frozen) Eggs in One Basket
With “fertility preservation,” I thought I could have children on my own timeline. I was wrong.
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CreditBrian Rea Tiny Love Stories: ‘Will You Please Forgive Me?’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
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CreditBrian Rea When a Dating Dare Leads to Months of Soul Searching
It had been a glorious first date, but for her there was a big problem: They were both of Asian descent.
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CreditBrian Rea Tiny Love Stories: ‘Rabbis Do That?’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
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CreditAlex Welsh for The New York Times Snapchat Message Leads to Longer Story for Hunter McGrady
The plus-size model found a devoted follower in Brian Keys (and the man of her dreams).
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CreditNick Cote for The New York Times A Ghost Town Wedding With 47 Guests, and Maybe a Few Others
Joelle Lamberton and Drew Murphy share a love for Colorado’s old mining towns and the stories they tell.
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CreditLauren Lancaster for The New York Times For a ‘Saturday Night Live’ Writer, a Permanent Musical Guest
The Swedish rapper Rebin Shah, a.k.a. Rebstar, and Megan Callahan were married in a low-key ceremony in Tarrytown, N.Y.
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CreditSarah M Vasquez for The New York Times One Reluctant Night Out Leads to a Forever Date
Philippe Corbé and Javier Miguel Céspedes, two outsiders, found sanctuary, and each other, in a Manhattan bar.
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CreditTing Shen for The New York Times Both Had Something to Say. Finally, They Said It at the Same Time.
“The most important decision you make in your life is who you’re going to be with,” Caroline Kitchener said. But timing, she added, is important because there is a career to consider.
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Credit They Both Played Their Cards Right
They met at a bridge club five years ago, but she was with a boyfriend. By the time they met again, at a bridge championship, she was single.
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CreditMichael Elliot His ‘Be-My-Girlfriend’ Campaign Worked
The couple met in 2016 and shared an instant connection, but he was in another relationship at the time.
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Credit In a Time of Stress, Someone to Hold Onto
The groom was a calming, welcome presence for the bride during her mother’s terminal illness.
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CreditClaire Berkman A Drummer Rocks Her World, She Calms His
She first met him after one of his shows with his indie rock band Parquet Courts in Brooklyn.
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CreditDale Benfield A ‘Girls’ Night Out With a Twist
The couple met while study law at N.Y.U., but didn’t connect until a matchmaking friend stepped in and connected them for a karaoke duet.
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CreditYukai Du Tips for Building a Wedding Website
Most engaged couples create them. Here’s how to make yours stylish, fun and informative.
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CreditTuan B & Co. Something Borrowed, Something Green
Brides and grooms are celebrating the big day with eco-conscious celebrations.
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CreditJonell Joshua Brows Before Vows
“Eyebrows are the No. 1 thing that creates symmetry on the face. It balances things out.”
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CreditChris Carter Photography The Jewish Prenuptial Gets an Artsy Update
The 2019 ketubah observes tradition while incorporating couples’ tastes and personalities. It also functions as décor.
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CreditSkyler Livingston Photography Wedding Shoes: Accessories From Heel to Toe
Clips, chains, plastic strips and rings for your heels — who knew bridal shoes were so complex?
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