Each year, the International Society of Wedding Photographers highlights the most captivating wedding photos from around the world. The judges are professional photographers who award prizes in 20 different categories.
It’s our Big Fashion Issue — packed with some of the most beautiful, hot-off-the-runway gowns as well as chic bridesmaids’ dresses and dazzling accessories.
Not only that — you’ll also receive a free Honeymoon & Destination Wedding Guide magazine to help you plan the trip of a lifetime.
For decades, there have been lists of “don’t do this” and “do this” given out to brides for their weddings. The rules seem to change with every season that passes, but there are a few myths out there that couples need not worry about:
Rule #1: You cannot see your bride/groom before you walk down the aisle.
Carrie and Cory Shields tied the knot two years ago, but their wedding photos just took the Internet by storm last week, thanks to a photo shared on Reddit that quickly went viral:
Tip of the Day: "Share an inspiration board with your event designer or florist but let the photos enhance your communication with them, rather than stifle their creativity. Allow them to use these images merely as a launching-off point for new and improved ideas, so that the result is something different and more personal for you," says Aviva Samuels from Kiss the Planner.
Plus, check out How to Prepare for Wedding Vendor Meetings.
Wedding bells are ringing for Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder! The 26-year-old Twilight actress and 36-year-old Vampire Diaries star are engaged after six months of dating.
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