The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
People generally prefer that strangers steer clear of their nuptials. A confluence of factors is changing that.
Category: Weddings and Engagements
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After Soul Searching, the City of Angels and a New Mate
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
About a decade after divorcing his wife, Eric Kugler moved to Los Angeles, where he started a new relationship with Judge Dean Hansell and, later, a second career.
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Building a Relationship on Laughter, and Monthly Meetings
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Julie Fogel and Matt Singley met at a Chicago sports bar in 2018 and immediately hit it off. “We had the same sense of humor,” she said.
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A Tipsy Tuesday Night That Ended in Forever
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Alexandra Goodman and Christopher Masullo, who met on Tinder in 2017, share a love of celebration and Stephen Sondheim.
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After a Circuitous Courtship, a ‘Crazy’ Wedding Ceremony
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Susan Alavi and Evan Schaeffer, who first met in high school, broke up several times before finally making their relationship work.
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For Wedding Gifts, More Couples Are Asking For Cash
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Though requesting monetary gifts has become more accepted at weddings, experts say there is a right — and a wrong — way to ask for cash.
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Love Letter: Smiling, Remembering the Bad Times
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Why would a sour time in marriage become sweet?
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With ‘Only One to Choose From,’ a Great Choice
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Before meeting at a party in 2011, Michael Taylor and Tim Vincent both thought they would be single for life.
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At an Extra-Credit Assignment, Romance was an Added Bonus
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Andrew Eversden and Rachel Wertz hit it off when they met as students in Rome, beginning a love story that would unfold over several years and in various countries.