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What Does It Really Mean to Throw a Black-Tie Wedding?

And why do some guests dread seeing these words on an invitation?

Who Pays for What for the Wedding?

Get the traditional rules for who pays for the wedding details.

How to Infuse a Little Humor Into Your Wedding Vows Without Going Overboard

It's important to strike the right balance.

The Pros and Cons of Tungsten Wedding Bands

Should you choose the trendy alternative metal for your wedding band?

Having a Man of Honor? Here Are 4 Things You Need to Know

Tips and tricks for the male member of your bridal party.

8 Tips for Writing a Thoughtful Card to Give the Bride and Groom on the Wedding Day

Need helping writing a heartfelt message to the newlyweds? These ideas will guide you.

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8 Things That Can Ruin a Marriage

Even the strongest of marriages have their hiccups. Yet, the difference between a rock solid union and a fling lies in a few crucial relationship components. Here, Marni Feuerman, licensed marriage therapist in Boca Raton, Fla., and marriage expert for About.com, shares some of the most common marriage mistakes—and, how to avoid them.

How Long Is Too Long to Wait to Get Engaged?

The truth of the matter is that there is no right or wrong length of time to wait to get engaged. Some couples wait six years before making it official, while others date for just six months—it all depends on your unique circumstances. (Though, if you're one of those people who wants to put a number on it, one study showed that most couples decide to marry after about 2.8 years of being together.) Here, Amy Van Arsdale, Ph.D., a licensed psychologist in Washington, D.C., gives her cheat sheet on when to move forward and when to take a moment to reevaluate your relationship.