Wedding Week 2006 - Resources to plan your wedding ceremony, wedding entertainment and the honeymoon (washingtonpost.com)

Elegant Bride fashion editor Monica Cotto talked about the latest styles.

Washington Post columnist Michelle Singletary discussed financial planning for marriage.

Wedding planner Vicky Johnson offered advice on finding local vendors and the best venues.

Express columnist Dr. Andrea Bonior helped couples deal with wedding-related stress.

Budget Travel editor Nina Willdorf shared tips on getting away from it all after the big day.

You think the most important words are "I do." We say they're "Where to?" Learn how to make your honeymoon a trip to remember.

Here are a few bar suggestions for those of you who want to celebrate your loved one's last romp in singledom.

Whether your close friends number less than a dozen or over 200, there are plenty of places to raise your glasses together.

Present ideas for your arty, foodie, earthy, romantic, sporty and traditional-minded friends.

Eight local performers sure to keep your guests entertained on the dance floor.

Well before "for richer or poorer," you need to talk about fiscal fidelity. An excerpt from Michelle Singletary's book, "Your Money and Your Man."

A quiz to get you and your future spouse talking about money.

While there's no foolproof way to transport your dress, we culled these suggestions from wedding and travel experts.

Along with wedding season comes the potential for much unintended hilarity. Readers share their favorite wacky wedding stories.