Maybe you've had your dog forever or maybe he was the first addition between you and the fiancee. Either way, he's a big part of the wedding and GroomStand.com is here to help your pooch get in the wedding - groomsmen gifts and all.

What you need to know before you start shopping Every groom-to-be knows the engagement ring is the most important aspect of the proposal. It summarizes - in all its minuscule...

Operation: happy groom. Your mission if you choose to accept it is to get ready to walk down the aisle. Bonus points if you can find groomsmen gifts before finishing...

If you live in Turkey you can count on one thing, your wedding will likely not be boring. Instead of focusing on what groomsmen gifts you'll be either giving or...

This article is written expressly for those few, but existing grooms-to-be that are still virgins. We've all seen the "40 year-old Virgin", so we know there are certainly Andy's out...

The idea not only has merit, but when you read the headline, you automatically wonder why no one has pushed for wedding insurance in the past. According to a Media...

You and the fiance have every little detail in order. The colors are picked, the cake is made, the tuxedo is ready to go, and you handed out the groomsmen...

Guiding you through the groomsmen wedding speech The groomsmen toast is dreaded by most men. The goal is to have a speech that fits in nicely with the wedding you're attending....

Your father-in-law weeps uncontrollably at the reception. Her mom stopped serving you freshly baked cookies a long time ago. Her big brother, who bears an incredible likeness to Tony Soprano...

Many times, the mother of the groom can feel left out of the loop when it comes to the details of the wedding. With very few responsibilities leading up to and on the big day, it’s no wonder she may feel like a guest at her own child’s wedding. However, there are many ways to honor the groom’s mother, beginning as early as the beginning of your engagement. Read on to find out how to make her feel more included in the planning and party. It’s always a great idea to work on having a good relationship with your future mother-in-law, the sooner the better!

The reception after a wedding ceremony isn't the only party that most couples that part in. Typically there is a packed schedule of events celebration the union of the bride and groom, starting with the engagement party and ending with the reception -- or sometimes even a post-wedding breakfast for out-of-town guests.

Don't wait until you're hearing wedding bells to find out whether you needed a wedding planner or not. It might be a tad too late. Instead, once you and your loved one decide to make that important step, sit down and think about the pros and cons of hiring a wedding planner.