BYU grads produce first nationwide wedding guide
Utahbrides.com, a company started by BYU students in 2000, released the nation's first DVD wedding guide last year to help brides and their families find vendors and efficiently plan their weddings.
Etiquette for single and engaged roomates
Few things can more permanently alter the dynamics of a peaceful apartment as having a roommate get engaged. Friendships change, phones are monopolized and the living room starts to feel like Squaw Peak.
Newlyweds learn balancing act after marriage
If you fall into the trend of getting married before your stay at BYU is up, then you'll have to think twice about balancing your new social life with your schoolwork.
LDS style bachelor parties
Bachelor parties, with the traditional image of drinking, women and a general disregard for inhibitions and morals, seems completely out of place in a traditional LDS wedding, especially when a temple sealing is involved.
Car wash as good a place as any for proposal
Male students throughout BYU are always looking for creative ideas to lure girls into dates, dances or in some extreme cases engagement.
In search of the perfect ring
Remember the lesson of Johnny Lingo: The more you spend on your future wife, the more she'll love you.
Students survive honeymoon mishaps
Though the "I do's" are done, life together has just begun. Now it's time to celebrate by going on a honeymoon. No matter the destination, drama and catastrophe can threaten the romantic trip.
Couples shoot for right photographer
Couples looking for a wedding photographer must decide exactly what they want and communicate that to their prospective photographer in the contract, or risk paying a lot of money for photos they don't like.
Cultural traditions add to weddings
Making wedding plans for some students at BYU means finding a way to combine the cultural traditions of their past with that of their new life together in the future.
Bridal fairs create options for students
Many Provo brides-to-be are turning to bridal fairs as quick and convenient information sources about the wedding process. Those planning a wedding will find vendors advertising just about anything marriage related.
Software helps couples evaluate relationships
Too many couples get caught up in the Hollywood portrayal of romance in relationships and do not focus on reality before plunging into marriage.
ProvoWedding.com helps companies, users
Fianceés, marriage-affiliated companies and freelancers are feasting their eyes upon a new Web site created by three BYU students.
Religion plays key role in marital success
Of those who have married outside of their religion, couples of similar faiths do not experience as many problems as those from extremely different religions.
Wedding bloopers create memories
A car crashes. A skin disorder manifests itself. The cake disappears. The florist doesn't deliver. The groom muddles his speech - every wedding has its blooper.
Getting married isn't easy: some tips on surviving
The wedding date approaches and to-do lists multiply. Life is about to change forever, but your schoolwork still piles up and your relationships demand more time than ever. Here are a few hints from couples who have been there before.
Are all wedding traditions necessary?
We have all heard this traditional list of necessities for all brides-to-be. But who decided that she needs all those things? And what about all those other things we must do, have and wear in order to have a socially acceptable courtship and wedding?
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