According to a recent poll, a majority of Canadians don't spend more than $200.

With hotels abroad offering packages with Indian decor, entertainment and mendhi, more Canadians are heading south.

The social network can be a bride's best friend.

There’s the wedding, gifts, showers, bachelorette parties and the honeymoon. Turns out, getting married is a costly milestone for Canadian couples, and their family and friends.

Money is a major source of conflict between couples, so make sure you know your future spouse's financial habits before committing, financial experts say.

Plus, advice from the pros on how to pull off your own big day for $10K, even if you want a destination wedding.

Do you know the difference between a prenuptial agreement and a cohabitation agreement? Are they even worth getting?

Signs that you have a 'bridesmaid-zilla' on your hands and what to do if they get out of control (including how to fire them from your wedding party)

Between expensive dresses and accessories, and bachelor party trips to Vegas, one thing is clear: being in a wedding party is pricey.

They can be adorable, but when it comes to wedding etiquette, kids don't always play by the rules. Here's how to make things easier for everyone.