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“Wealth looks so different now than it did 30 years ago,” says Hayley Sacks, the financial adviser known as Mrs. Dow Jones.
Author: Sarah Lyon
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Fans Celebrate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding With Charitable Donations
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Inspired by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $26 million charitable gifts ahead of their wedding, Swifties are expressing their own generosity through donations to causes the couple supports.
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They Wanted a New York Wedding. They Got a Very New York Ending.
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Devin McGinley and Lauren Birkhold celebrated their marriage along with the Knicks’ N.B.A championship.
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What Could Taylor Swift’s Bachelorette Party Look Like?
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Recent photos of guests arriving at the singer’s seaside home have fueled online speculation that a pre-wedding celebration may be underway. Wedding experts weigh in on what such a fete might entail.
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Some Single Women Are Celebrating Their Milestone Birthdays Like a Wedding
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For some single women, milestone birthday parties offer the celebratory feel of a wedding, without the marriage.
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Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s Wedding Slip Dress Continues to Shape Modern Bridal Fashion
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Thirty years after Ms. Bessette’s wedding to John F. Kennedy Jr., the FX series “Love Story” is renewing interest, again, in her minimalist style.
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He Loves ‘Every Ounce of Light and Darkness Inside of Her’
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Early in their relationship, Genevieve Wheeler, a novelist, told Iain Naylor, a lawyer, that she battles bipolar disorder. He was undeterred.
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At the Singles Table, Sparks Flew
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When they met at the wedding of two good friends, Alexandra Dale and Patrick Kohout discovered they had been born at the same hospital.
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How to Include Your Dog in Your Wedding Day
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A wedding is incomplete for some couples without their canine companions — whether on the dance floor, down the aisle or in the dressing room.