Lauren Widel and Henry Rohlich

By FRANCESCA SEGRÈ

Scott Woodward for The New York Times

The couple hold hands while strolling through Chinatown following their wedding in Singapore.

A college romance at Purdue leads to a life together in Singapore.

Sarah Rapawy and Roberto Gonzalez

By ROSALIE R. RADOMSKY

The couple met in fall 2006 when they were associates at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr, the Washington law firm.

Laura Oppenheim and George Armistead

The bride is a family physician, and the bridegroom leads ornithological eco-tours.

Beth Shapiro and Austin Lavin

The bride works for an Episcopal school, and the bridegroom works for a technology company.

Grace Lee and Michael Lee

The bride works for an e-mail marketing company; the bridegroom is a fund-raiser.

Rachel Posner and Jason Weiner

The bride teaches high school English, and the bridegroom works for a Brooklyn food co-op.

Helen Chung and Anwar Hussain

The couple are both family-medicine physicians.

Mariecel Pilapil and Matthew Lazarus

The bride is a resident in internal medicine and pediatrics at Mount Sinai; the bridegroom is working toward a medical degree and a Ph.D. at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

More Weddings & Celebrations

Without This Ring, I Thee Wed

By ERIC V. COPAGE

An undercurrent of displeasure among some women over a man’s decision not to wear a wedding ring.

Your Questions Answered

Q&A;: The Well-Mannered Wedding

Inviting all your Facebook friends, uninviting children and other wedding quandaries.

Experience Necessary

Mark Ingram, right, with Eilecia Bovard, a bride-to-be.

An Eye That Brides Rely On

By ROBIN FINN

Mark Ingram found his way to his own couture bridal shop by way of 20 years working for others in the clothing industry.

Moving From the Bridal Salon to the Red Carpet

By BEE-SHYUAN CHANG

The designer Romona Keveza, who is known for her bridal gowns, gained a larger audience via the red carpet.

2011 Modern Love College Essay Contest

Attention college students, how’s your love life these days? Submit your essay and the winning author will receive $1,000. More information and contest rules.