Laura De Sole and Benjamin Baccash
The bride is a director of global marketing for Estée Lauder; The groom is an assistant project manager for Shawmut Design and Construction.
- Subscribe: Digital / Home Delivery
- Log Out
- Help
Heather Ainsworth for The New York Times
Thanks to her husband, the word “gentle” appears more often in her column.
Dan Gill for The New York Times
Amy Peters and Shelby Miller enjoy their first dance as a married couple.
A big-league pitcher is happy to be ‘a girlie guy’ for his biggest fan.
Olimpia Zagnoli
How does a couple decide which co-workers to invite? Who is an appropriate escort for the widowed mother-of-the-groom?
More Weddings & Celebrations
Nicole Gesmondi Photographer
A Family Intervention
By MARGAUX LASKEY
The bride teaches violin; the groom is a lawyer.
Robert Ostergaard and Paul Feinman
A senior editorial director of a website marries an associate justice.
Julie Perilstein and Daniel Mozes
The couple, graduates of Penn, met while studying abroad in Scotland.
Lloyds Fine Photography
The Soul Mate in the Police Car
By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI
A blind date between a nursing student and a police officer leads to a trip down the aisle.
From the Magazine
It’s the Economy
The Wedding Fix Is In
By CATHERINE RAMPELL
Can the Internet fix the price-gouging problem in the wedding industry?
In The News
More State of the Unions
State Of the Unions
Bring On the Juggling Act
By ERIC V. COPAGE
The office-bound mom playing “straight man” to the stay-at-home dad in the clown’s suit.
State of the Unions
A Healthy Relationship All Around
By J. GORDON JULIEN
In their fight for her medical benefits, Shelley and Charley Wininger received encouragement from their respective support groups.
State Of the Unions
A Family That Began Online Sticks With It
By ERIC V. COPAGE
Cory Zacker and Stephen Feldman met on AOL in 1994, when meeting someone on the Internet was new.
More Vows
Vows
Love, Blown on Course by a Storm
By MIMI READ
A couple return to the city where they met to be married before old friends and colleagues.
Vows
Their Harmony Is Loud and Clear
By ANNA JANE GROSSMAN
A long and winding romance with a punk rocker is just what the future doctor ordered.
Vows
A Horse of a Different Color
By LINDA MARX
A woman who once hated all things equine marries a polo player.
More Well-Mannered
Wedding Q. and A.
By PEGGY POST
If a wedding is canceled, should the couple return the gifts? Is it O.K. to send printed envelopes instead of handwritten? What does “black tie preferred” mean?
Wedding Q. and A.
By PEGGY POST
How to plan for the challenges of traveling to a winter holiday wedding, and throwing a shower for a bride who plans to elope.
Field Notes
Field Notes
Irreverent, Sure, but Relevant, Too
By DORIAN GEIGER
Let the rice and laughter flow: at some weddings, comedians and other performers administer the “I dos.”
Field Notes
A Bachelorette’s Night (or Four) to Remember
By SHEILA MARIKAR
Destination bashes are becoming the celebration of choice for brides to be.
Field Notes
A Little Getaway After the Big Event
By CHRISTINA VALHOULI
Miniature honeymoons help solve the questions of where, when and for how much money?
How to Submit a Wedding Announcement
Everything you need to know about submitting information to The Times about wedding and celebration announcements.
FIND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Search for free Weddings & Celebrations stories from The Times since 1981.
Registry
After Their First Dance, a Lifetime of Music
Gifts for music-loving newlyweds, from a speaker that fits into a shower head to a puppy-shaped radio designed by an artist.
MOST POPULAR - STYLE
- Modern Love: Coming Out as a Modern Family
- Dark Chocolate and Pomegranate Bark
- The Pour: Five Wine Books Worth Noting
- A Good Appetite: Treats From Their Kitchens to Yours
- Motherlode: A First Report Card Fails to 'Exceed Expectations'
- In The Garden: Wanted Dead or Alive (No, Just Dead)
- What's for Dinner?: Chickpea Stew, Complex and Colorful, From Meager Beginnings
- State of the Unions: A Marriage Tests an Advice Columnist
- Essential Thanksgiving
- City Kitchen: Posole Offers a December Warm-Up
- Insurers Claim Health Website Is Still Flawed
- Inside the Race to Rescue a Health Care Site, and Obama
- Wage Strikes Planned at Fast-Food Outlets
- Focus Turns to Investigation in Fatal Bronx Train Crash
- Long on Cutting Edge of Print, New York Magazine Cuts Back
- Amid Unrest, Ukrainian President Defends Choice on Accords
- Better Pay Now
- Eye on 2016, Clintons Rebuild Bond With Blacks
- Thousands Demand Resignation of Ukraine Leader
- Obama Administration Says Health Care Website Is Vastly Improved
- Modern Love: Coming Out as a Modern Family
- Noted: You’re Cute and Fired
- Vows: Cardinals Pitcher Joins a New Team
- A Good Appetite: Treats From Their Kitchens to Yours
- Motherlode: A First Report Card Fails to 'Exceed Expectations'
- The Pour: Five Wine Books Worth Noting
- In The Garden: Wanted Dead or Alive (No, Just Dead)
- Table For Three: Roseanne Barr and Mindy Kaling: Funny Women, Serious Talk
- Daughters of Famous Politicians Create Media Brands
- Cultural Studies: Who Killed the Catchphrase?