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The High Line restoration project gets a boost, with a little help from its rocker friends.

With the advent of the iPod age, more and more couples are taking the wedding-D.J. duties into their own hands.

It can be daunting to plan the wine menu for your reception on your own (luckily most couples will hire a caterer).

Making your wedding environmentally responsible need not mean sacrificing style.

Even the most well-read engaged couples struggle with their vows, yet for some reason publishers have failed to fill the demand for a compendium of appropriate wedding-day material—until now.

French foodies and aspiring chefs have long turned to the pages of the Larousse Gastronomique culinary bible for the final word on French cuisine and its preparation.

Brides without the resources to hire a personal fitness guru now have a fine substitute, courtesy of trainer-to-the-stars David Kirsch.

Its title could be a bit more modern, but A Girl’s Guide to Buying Diamonds is perfect for stashing in your purse, and it’s about as practical and comprehensive a guide as a befuddled ring-buyer could ask for.

Siri Agrell’s collection of bridesmaid horror stories is culled from dozens of conversations she had with bridesmaids after she herself was “fired” from a wedding.

Not all women are fortunate enough to have a precise vision of their ideal dress in mind from the moment they first say “I do”—some need a bit of help.