A wedding guest is feeling slighted after being invited to the couple's ceremony and reception — but not the dinner held in between the two events. In a post on Reddit's "Wedding Shaming" forum ...

Scenario: You’ve read your wedding invite during the church morning announcements to the congregation of 500 people. But only 150 people are invited to your plated reception. This excludes the ...

It’s possible to attend a reception and still feel as if you’ve been a part of the wedding, but this is very much up to how the couple designs the event, as well as the attitude you bring to it.

Brides' etiquette experts explain how to make your close friends feel part of your wedding day, no matter what. We'd like to have a small ceremony but a big reception. Is that OK?

Dear Amy: My fiancé and I are planning our wedding. As the bride, I’m planning on making certain requests of my guests, to make sure that my special day is as perfect as possible. For … ...

After the ceremony, the couples, families and friends moved to a joint reception in the church’s event hall, which had twinkling white lights and a band playing live music.

We soon took to calling it our Deconstructed Reception and it looks like this: After a ceremony last September in the Hudson Valley of New York for our immediate families (grand total: 11 guests ...

I know it’s uncommon. I’ve never heard of anyone else having a silent wedding, but we’ve had them in my family. The guests are not permitted to speak at all during the ceremony, and the only ...