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Andy Dick Was TomKat's Wedding Planner?

Apr 20, 2007 - Who was responsible for TomKat's wedding arrangements? Andy "Pressure Is My Middle Name" Dick, of course! He's no ordinary wedding planner, but more of a "matrimagician" and for that reason, Tom "Galactic Space God" Cruise hired him to plan an out of this world occasion. - 1 Comment

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What to Bring to an Engagement Party

Apr 20, 2009 - So you got invited to an engagement party. Fun! But what should you bring? - 8 Comments

You Asked: She Invited Her Family to My Wedding!

Apr 22, 2008 - Dear Sugar, My fiancé and I are pulling together our wedding on our own with no help from a wedding planner and minimal financial help from our families. We are trying to keep our guest list reasonable so that we can stick to our budget. This has proven to be difficult since we both have large extended families, so we've had to pick and choose who we're inviting. - 37 Comments

You Asked: I Don't Want His Dad Speaking at Our Wedding

Jun 04, 2008 - Dear Sugar, My fiancé and I are getting married in August, but we're having some issues in regards to toasts and speeches at the reception. Currently, my fiancé's father is planning on speaking. Neither my fiancé or I ever asked him to do so, he's just decided it's what he wants since he's paying for a majority of the wedding. - 24 Comments

Do Tell: What's the Worst Wedding Planning Disaster You've Ever Heard?

Apr 15, 2008 - Once the save the date cards are out, it's time to plan, plan, plan! As we all know, it takes a small army to plan a big wedding, as well as patience and staying power. But with so many cooks in the kitchen, it's just a matter of time before something goes awry. - 27 Comments

Growing Trend? Divorce Announcements

Oct 31, 2007 - We've all received engagement announcements and save the date cards for weddings, but have you ever gotten a divorce email? A recent article in Salon suggests that mass emails announcing divorces could be a trend, while other couples are breaking the news via MySpace and Facebook pages. Some women are even hosting "divorce parties," sort of like anti-showers, where friends help recent divorcées celebrate their new futures. - 17 Comments