Getting Married: Explore the Web
Our favorite sites about wedding bells:
Love and Marriage: Quotes for Toasts
Okay, this isn't exactly legal advice. But everyone who gets married has a brother, sister, mother, father or friend who's going to stand up there, glass in hand, and say something beautiful, boring or embarrassing. Point them here and we can guarantee that at least it won't be boring.
The Marriage Toolbox
Everything you need to create and maintain a successful marriage. More spiritual and practical than legal -- but then again, anyone who's been married will tell you that love is a lot more important than law in the grand scheme of things.
Ask Dr. Gayle
Got questions about marriage? Ask Dr. Gayle Peterson, a family and marriage counselor. Her online advice for married couples is extensive and practical, ranging from money issues to sex to parenting. A service from ParentsPlace.com.
Getting Married: Life Advice
Who would have thought that an insurance company like MetLife would be the source for so much practical information about weddings and being married? They help you worry about budgets, guest lists, wedding dresses, setting up your first home together and more.
iBride
The typical stuff for brides-to-be: rings, dresses, showers, honeymoons, flowers, nervous jitters.
