When you think of weddings, you probably picture white dresses, happy tears, and that one uncle doing the worm at the reception. But trust us, around the world, "tying the knot" can get a lot stranger ...

Marriage may be a universal ritual, but the way people celebrate it can be wildly different depending on where you are in the world. What feels like a heartfelt custom in one culture might seem ...

Wedding traditions are rooted in superstition, religion and cultural exchange, even as couples continue to reinterpret them ...

Current wedding trends reflect current and past cultural values and societal norms from different time periods. These traditions have impacted trends in attire, ceremonies, and pre-wedding rituals.

Not every ritual stands the test of time. There’s truly only one thing you have to do on your wedding for it to be official: say “I do.” Beyond that, you and your partner have complete freedom over ...

Weddings are a balance of honoring history and creating something that feels distinctly yours. For some couples, traditions feel grounding; for others, they feel like obligations or boxes to check.

Cultures are full of traditions. Most often, if you've heard of a cultural tradition, it's likely to be associated with food or weddings. Wedding day traditions span across many cultures, and for ...

Last month, I attended my cousin’s wedding in Hyderabad, India. Amidst the bustling rhythm of the Indian wedding, I found myself awestruck by a kaleidoscope of colors. The air was filled with the ...