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Kamillah Knight and Stephan Spilkowitz had little but a Cornell connection when they first met. A few years later, Ms. Knight had a revelation at Burning Man that changed their course.
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Erin Higgins Coles and Drew Coles, who own a wedding band company, admit that learning to fight fair and communicate during arguments was a challenge.
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Inimai Chettiar showed the same determination in dating as she did with her work at the Justice Action Network. Kenneth Wolf Jr. helped bring romance back into her life.
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Some couples seeking a safer wedding are now requiring that their guests get a Covid-19 vaccine before attending.
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Health and wellness pros share their favorite presents to help couples focus on each other and their personal well-being.
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For one thing, you might notice how all their bickering melts away during a single moment, like during a slow dance or a sunset. Still, after 57 years.
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Here are some of the stories of how couples, most of whom submitted their announcement information to The New York Times last year, agreed to marry each other.
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Sarah Bishop and Kacey Harris, who live in San Antonio, opted for a wintry wedding in the Rocky Mountains.
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Lollie Martin and Taylor Maanao ran into each other once a year for three years in Austin. Finally, in 2015, their datebooks were open.
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Greg Chatzinoff surprised Nicole Schloss the last full day of her family vacation on St. Barts when he showed up with a proposal, and of course, a ring.
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Mary Young and Kenneth Davis were acquaintances at Millsaps College in the 1970s, then went separate ways. They reconnected and romance bloomed.
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Sabrina Rishmague and Nicole Chipi met six years ago at the University of Miami.
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On their first date at a small Rosh Hashana dinner, Dr. Margaret Soper and Jason Kessler made a split-second decision to act as though they were already a couple. It wasn’t long before they weren’t pretending.
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Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
There may be no better time than the present to find love on multiplayer online role-playing games.
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Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
We loathed each other quietly, until we made space for grief and good food.
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Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
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Jordan Scott was not impressed when she first met Nick Gash at a dive bar in New York. But his thoughtfully curated “48-hour” first date changed her mind.
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Hal Karp, who overcame drug and alcohol addiction, asked forgiveness for the pain he had caused, decades ago, to Irene Sibaja. His vulnerability led to a reconnection.
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Matthew Specktor and Samantha Culp first met at a book-signing benefit in 2013. They reconnected nearly six years later on a dating website.
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LaMarr Coles proposed to Stephanie Williams at Greedy Reads in Baltimore, where a few months earlier they had made their relationship official.
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Kelly Orians and Thomas Frampton had two weddings in one day, one in Washington and the other in New Orleans, so family members would not have to risk traveling during the pandemic.
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Noname and other Black thought leaders have taken what Oprah built and made something new.
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In a news cycle filled with tragedy, much of it disproportionately affecting people of color, Black reporters and editors are reimagining coping strategies.
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Now that hand sanitizers have become an accessory of the new normal, upscale brands are introducing their own portable cleansers.
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If you venture out for a treatment or trim, you might encounter plexiglass barriers, tons of cleaning supplies, fewer clients at a time and higher prices.
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A new guard of beauty brands is using slick packaging and candid messaging to sell products women were once embarrassed to buy.
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From virtual reality ceremonies to robot bartenders, here are a few high-tech options to help couples celebrate (even while socially distanced).
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From heating lamps to snow machines, here are some must-have items and creative ideas for couples braving the colder weather.
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Pet attendant services take care of everything your furry friend needs (grooming, feedings, walks and more) before, during and after your wedding day.
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The Rev. Roxanne Birchfield, a celebrity wedding officiant, will tell you one thing for sure: marriage is not a fairy tale but it is absolutely a thing of hope.
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Experts share tips on how to adjust the wording of wedding invitations when hosting an intimate ceremony or celebration.
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Therapy and fancy vacations couldn’t remove the strain on this couple’s marriage, which was brought about by ongoing financial problems.
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Eli Falk and Rina Shapiro say expectations from their upbringing and Jewish communities caused them to marry prematurely.
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The couple endured many changes in their long marriage. But the space between them grew when he took up sailing and she opened her own restaurants.
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The two remained friends despite the challenges of their divorce. Now their new relationship focuses on parenting.
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Family comes first for a couple, even after separation. Their advice? “Have compassion for each other and don’t say anything to the kids until you have a plan.”
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Alexis Branagan and Patrick Ryan caught eyes at a Princeton event. A first date quickly followed.
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Rachel Heyman spent an evening bingeing on Tinder and reality TV when Adam Joseph’s picture caught her eye.
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No, your wedding won’t be an extravaganza during this time. But it will be more personal and meaningful if you give it a chance — and take precautions.
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Irene Yuan and Colin Evran went on a shopping trip after she criticized his clothes in an interpersonal dynamics class. A makeover, friendship and romance soon followed.
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Annette Blum recognized Michael Pearson on Bumble. Both had been at Emory University 20 years ago. When she saw his profile, she messaged him, “My freshman year self is really excited right now.”
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