As with any other type of wedding, you'll need to establish a planning budget. While you'll save tons of money organizing a courthouse wedding, there are expenses associated with hosting these types ...

How long do they want the marriage ceremony to run? Do they want to deliver their own wedding vows? What kind of tone are they hoping for? Don’t forget to check the facts either.

Massachusetts offers a license for a day, and in California you can get deputized for a day, so anyone can legally perform a wedding ceremony. In Florida, a notary can perform a ceremony!

Luckily, planning a non-religious wedding is easy! There are really three main areas of your wedding — officiant, venue, and ceremony — that will need to be tailored to fit your secular needs.

Sometimes brides want to invite EVERYONE to their wedding ceremony, but only SOME to the reception. Here's how to do so without seeming tacky.

Brides' etiquette experts explain how to make your close friends feel part of your wedding day, no matter what. We'd like to have a small ceremony but a big reception. Is that OK?