Stephanie Binder’s Boston Diamond Company transforms ring shopping into a deeply personal journey—where every diamond tells a love story.

For couples who crave adventure, these escapes span the globe—from rainforests and coral reefs to glaciers and gorilla treks.

Three local manors—each rich in beauty, legacy, and landscape—invite couples to begin their own chapter of forever.

Say your “I dos” amid the lush grounds and colorful gardens of these southern New England properties.

Massachusetts residents Katherine and Harley Waller also celebrated with a WWI-era airplane and a “Pink Pony Club” after-party.

For exceptional cuisine and an intimate urban atmosphere, these Boston restaurants offer wedding venues as memorable as the meals they serve.

Married in the North End, Margaret Jones and Cooper Milano celebrated their love with red florals, church nuptials, and cannoli.

A pair of skiers opt for a summer slope-side celebration in Stowe, with a three-generation gown and cocktails named after their dog.

Upon its golden anniversary, Madeleine’s Daughter owner Elizabeth Dirom shares some of the bridal boutique’s secrets to success.

Rachel Puppolo’s effortlessly chic wedding skipped classic New England tropes in favor of a sleek, city-forward celebration at Coquette.

When an award-winning local meteorologist and his beloved say “I do,” the forecast calls for an unforgettable event.

From a Boston College meeting to fireworks on the Common, this couple rang in 2025 with a quintessential city wedding at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and the Four Seasons Hotel.

From a college concert to a chuppah at Sowa Power Station, Hope Cooper and Robert Celado intertwined their multicultural traditions in a joyful Boston union.

After a long streak of rainy weekends, the clouds finally parted for one Cambridge couple’s luminous city nuptials.

From florists to photographers, gowns to grand ballrooms, here are the visionaries shaping the city’s most memorable weddings.