Pancake Pictures/Getty A bride is refusing to let her sister attend her wedding unless she lets her “repurpose” her dress.

Donated gowns and brides-to-be flooded the small New Jersey library after NJ.com published a story about a dedicated ...

By the end of the hour, Fetter had walked out of the library, her dream dress in hand, just in time for the 32-year-old’s ...

One expert told Newsweek "the bride's feelings have been ignored and dismissed by her family for a long time." ...

Another touching option is donating the dress to the NICU Helping Hand’s Angel Gown Program, where seamstresses transform wedding dresses into gowns for infants who pass away in the NICU, supporting ...

LDS fashion industry experts plus an early tester of the new garments on what the changes mean for Latter-day Saint women’s fashion choices.

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A marriage and family therapist told Newsweek that firm boundaries should have been established long before the event.

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Personally, I’m not showing up to a wedding unless I’m the second best-dressed person in the room. I want fellow attendees to ...

he says we could take a trip to France rather than spend money on dinner and a dress I’ll only wear once, but I love the idea of a wedding," the woman continued. However, her sister insists that ...

The 42-year-old wowed in a white, full-length gown with a bandeau cut neckline and a bombastic, full skirt. It is definitely the kind of number that could be worn as a wedding dress, and we ...