"I’m so torn [about] being part of the wedding party," the woman wrote on Reddit Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE. She has been writing about fashion, parenting and pop culture for more than 15 ...

When you receive a wedding invitation, reading through the entire thing is always important. You may learn that you are only invited to part of the celebration! One woman and her colleague discovered ...

One guest witnessed the "grandma rivalry steal the spotlight," noting that the bride was "mortified" by what happened ...

Jackie Kennedy, later Onassis, wore a gown that's become one of the most memorable wedding dresses in American political history. The ensemble was crafted with 50 yards of ivory silk taffeta, ...

The wedding guest is gluten and dairy intolerant, and was warned of "cross-contamination" risks from the venue's catering ...

Meghan Markle proved herself a truly thoughtful bride at the royal wedding reception yesterday, providing slippers for guests who wanted to kick off their heels. Every woman will relate to the feeling ...

Posting her story on social media for others to view and opine on, a woman said she's been with her partner for five years and the couple's been engaged for four months — but with the wedding up ahead ...

A Reddit user who found out she was invited to a wedding but with significant strings attached is right to feel hurt and confused, an etiquette expert told Fox News Digital about the scenario.