There’s something undeniably sentimental about exchanging your wedding vows in front of a picturesque sunset. As you and your ...

Ellen, a dentist from Zimbabwe, and Ameet, an IT Engineer from Clifton, Virginia, met at a mutual friend’s birthday party in ...

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A bride's family is refusing ... still be a part of the wedding. "My partner is atheist and I am in a position similar to your fiancée's. We are planning a civil ceremony and reception as the ...

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Dear Annie: I’ve learned something surprising over the years as a stepparent: Holidays don’t have to be confined to specific dates. In our family, Christmas Eve is just as special as Christmas ...

Hugh is "totally open to having Sutton's estranged husband and daughter" be a part of their big, happy blended family, the source adds. "That is the ideal scenario but of course that again will be ...

Dear Annie: I’ve learned something surprising over the years as a step-parent: Holidays don’t have to be confined to specific dates. In our family, Christmas Eve is just as special as ...

Despite the unexpected tension, the wedding went on as planned. In a later update, the bride shared that the celebration was a joyful success, exceeding all expectations. Friends and family came ...

Dear Annie: I’ve learned something surprising over the years as a step-parent: Holidays don’t have to be confined to specific dates. In our family, Christmas Eve is just as special as ...

Dear Blended: Your approach is thoughtful and compassionate — what a gift to your family. Being flexible in celebrating holidays can ease the pressure on children and create meaningful memories ...

I’d love to share this idea with others, but I’m also curious: Do you think this approach could work for most blended families, or are there pitfalls I should watch out for? What advice would you give ...