Make Two Company, Not a Crowd
No matter how well you think you know your partner, living under the same roof can reveal a whole new side of your significant other. Here are some tips to update your bedroom and bathroom to help ease the transition of living together.

How to Make Out of Town Guests Feel at Home on Your Wedding Day
They may be thousands of miles away, but your out-of-town guests still play an important role in making your wedding day everything you dreamed it could be. With some careful pre-wedding planning and a little help from local family and friends, you can help ensure out-of-towners will make the trip - and enjoy the journey. Here are some tips.

Wedding Savings Tip: Rent the Best and Save
With all the elements that go into planning a dream wedding, it doesn't take long to realize that details can add up -- not only when it comes to spending, but also when it comes to storage space. Renting can be the solution for a beautiful wedding at a fraction of the cost.

The Honeymoon's Over, Now Lose the Weight Together
Once the big day and honeymoon are over, newlyweds are prone to gaining back the pounds they lost before the wedding and then some. But studies show that losing weight and gaining a healthy lifestyle are much easier to do with a partner by your side.

Settling Newlyweds into Happily Ever After
After the vows are said and the reception is complete, most newlyweds are ready to relax. But there are several steps newlyweds should take before their happily ever after can begin.

Finance Tips for Newlyweds
Money can be a complicated aspect of marriage, especially when it comes to merging finances. Finding a system that works for both individuals can help couples achieve financial harmony.

Don't Let Money Matters Mar Your Wedding Plans
You've seen it on TV, read it in the news and maybe even heard it from your mother: money is one of the top things married couples fight about. Finances can be a source of strife for engaged couples as well, especially as wedding day bills loom and they face the prospect of merging their money after marriage. Consider these tips to ensure money woes don't cast a shadow over the biggest day of your life.

Four Ways to Digitally Preserve Your Wedding Photos
Your great-grandmother probably had just one treasured wedding portrait, and your own mother likely captured memories of her special day in an old-fashioned photo album. You, however, are getting married in the Internet age, which means you'll be able to preserve a virtually limitless number of images from the biggest day of your life. Here are four ways to digitally preserve your wedding photos.

How to Get the Kids Excited About Your Upcoming Family Reunion
Summer will be here before you know it and since the kids are out of school, it's a popular time of year for family reunions. But, how do you get your child excited about visiting with relatives?

'Shower' the Wedding Season with Love, Tradition and Aloha
As we enter the wedding season, many will pay tribute to "nearly weds" through a variety of colorful functions. Regardless of whether or not the bride and groom are headed to Hawaii on their honeymoon, you can bring paradise to them by hosting a Hawaiian-themed pre-wedding party.

What to Do with all Those Amateur Wedding Photos
Photosharing Web sites are giving savvy brides new opportunities to share - and even sell - amateur images from their wedding day.