When i was little,i liked weddings very much,their white dress..then i have a problem..when i am a witness at wedding,i have the impulse to stop the wedding..although in my country only the bride and the groom testifies..yes..which is a falacy,in other to be married they need to be proven.

My husband's cousin is getting married in 3 weeks. I'm trying to choose what to wear for their big day, but I'm confused by the wording on their wedding website. It says: Wedding Attire: Business Casual/Semi Formal, Please no shorts, jeans, or sneakers. Given this description, would dress pants, heels, and a nice top be appropriate?

My fiancée and I are both changing our last name when we get married. I am trying to figure out how to word the wedding program so that people know that we are both changing it. I thinking something along the lines of the both of us joining to become Lundell, but I can't think of how to properly word it. So far I have: The Wedding of: Laura Emily Smith and Jacob Daniel Johnson (Date of wedding) (location of wedding)

I do want to eventually have a wedding vow renewal. It has only been 2 years since my wedding, but so many great things(Me getting into law school and hubby becoming a cop)has happened so many great life milestones have been reached. So many heart aches (death in the family) and obstacles (health issues) (financial struggles) (beating infertility) have happened, and my husband and I have stuck side by side through it all! We want to celebrate our love in front of a very very small group of immediate family and friends. I wanted to get married in a church but was not able to do so for certain reasons and I want to do so at the vow renewal. I told my close family and friends! want no gifts, just happiness and support.Do you think 2 years is to early to renew?

We've spent close to $10,000 already. The invites have been sent out, the brides maid, the grooms men had been fitted and all the outfits have been ordered. The only thing that I can cancel is the venue and the catered food. I stand to lose the deposits and it is still quite a hefty price tag. I kicked her to the curb and I also lost my best friend (my best man). I want to recoup my losses and charge her for half of what I've spent. I wanted to give her the wedding of her dreams and tapped on my savings for her. Despite all that, she still want to get married. The only reason that I know is for her to save face. Her family will not approve of her poor decisions and she'll lose more friends. I love her. But I don't want to regret being married to her. Should I take her to court? She's paying for the honeymoon and I know she can cancel it.