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The Planner

The Main Event

Old Guard or Upstart?

Nine classic venues and their younger but equally beguiling counterparts vie to host your wedding celebration.

Good Weather Guaranteed

Five glass-walled, flora-filled, feel-like-you’re-outdoors-but-you’re-not winter-wedding locations.

Location, Location, Location

Eight more inspired venues, handpicked by set designers, film scouts, and other consummate urban aesthetes.

Nuptials of the Bizarre

It wouldn’t be a true New York wedding without a little weirdness.

Public Displays of Affection

Five couples share the details of their New York weddings.

On a Budget

Invitations

Meet the PressGet With the Times

The olden times, that is. Vintage-looking stationery for thoroughly modern weddings.

Ask a Stationer

Melinda Morris of Lion in the Sun on evites and etiquette no-nos.

Flowers & Centerpieces

RosesColor Theory

Monotone bouquets and boutonnieres spanning every hue in the visible spectrum.

Ask a Florist

Sandra Taurina on working with a budget and fielding oddball requests.

Photography & Videos

Ask a Cinematographer

Adam Forgione on lame wedding videos, blooper reels, and more.

Album Perfection Is Possible

Just follow these rules for photos you’ll always love.

Music & Dancing

BandsOne D.J., Two Strummers, or a Whole Choir?

Top entertainment picks for every size stage.

Music to Drink By

Five toast-worthy acts for a mood-setting cocktail hour.

Extreme Choreography

Glee-obsessed friends, Riverdancing children, and one airborne dad—a portfolio of dance-floor showstoppers.

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Cakes

Wedding CakesWhite Cake, Wild Filling

Don't judge a cake by its fondant.

Ask the Cake-Makers

The owners of Mark Joseph Cakes on wedding cake trends, cupcakes, and more.

Food & Drink

MenusOne-Bite Wonders

The only thing wrong with these catered morsels is that you’ll want to eat ten of them.

The Radical Cookie Table

An ode to the Rust Belt–wedding classic—but with petits fours instead of pizzelles.

Organization

MenusAt Long Last

We matched seasoned event planners with three newly engaged gay couples.

Race to the Altar

You’re getting married, and you’re getting married now! How to plan an entire wedding in 90 days or less.

The Flash-Wedding Diary

Two hundred guests, $30,000, and one psycho-mambo horn band—all in 135 days.

Raise the Roof

Six ways to elevate a banquet hall.

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