In that case, don’t think wedding insurance will save you. It doesn’t cover a change of heart.

The reality is there are only 52 Saturdays in a year . . . It makes sense to look at the alternatives.

It’s very common in the Northeast to have almost everyone get a tip.

You’re most likely spending more on catering and photography than the dress, but it’s a very emotional purchase.

If the company disappears in the middle of the night, you can dispute the charge and get your money back.

We have seen people advertise dresses online that they bought at David’s Bridal for $700 and they try to resell for $650, claiming it was originally $1,000.