We're All Invited to the Wedding!
By SUZY MENKES
With the Internet, the once-distant monarchy is making itself accessible.
The royal wedding dress will inspire replicas or adaptations at every level of the marketplace, within weeks or even days of its debut.
With the Internet, the once-distant monarchy is making itself accessible.
Since every network will share the same camera feeds of the royal wedding on Friday, competition has been fierce for on-air talent to make coverage stand out.
The once-absurd notion of fine English wine is becoming a more common one, with some wondering whether sparkling wine will replace Champagne at the royal wedding.
New York restaurants, hotels and event spaces will open as early as 5 a.m. on April 29, and the revelry will continue at night.
Esther Kim and Joseph Varet met pursuing a mutual interest, supporting an organization that promotes performing artists.
The executive editor of Fashionista.com marries a senior staff writer at Business Insider.
A dancer and an actor who met on Christmas Eve in 2006 marry in Connecticut.
A fund-raiser and a statistician marry at Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Tarrytown, N.Y.
The founder of Pace University’s musical theater program marries a lawyer.
The couple — a lawyer and an investor — met on a blind date.
Many families will stage parties around the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on TV, and use the event for some multigenerational bonding.
Inviting all your Facebook friends, uninviting children and other wedding quandaries.
Mark Ingram found his way to his own couture bridal shop by way of 20 years working for others in the clothing industry.
The designer Romona Keveza, who is known for her bridal gowns, gained a larger audience via the red carpet.
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A college romance at Purdue leads to a life together in Singapore.
The bride’s determination and patience won out, and the couple were married in the Salt Lake Temple after a courtship of more than two years.