You've seen it on TV, read it in the news and maybe even heard it from your mother: money is one of the top things married couples fight about. Finances can be a source of strife for engaged couples as well, especially as wedding day bills loom and they face the prospect of merging their money after marriage. Consider these tips to ensure money woes don't cast a shadow over the biggest day of your life.

Money can be a complicated aspect of marriage, especially when it comes to merging finances. Finding a system that works for both individuals can help couples achieve financial harmony.

As we enter the wedding season, many will pay tribute to "nearly weds" through a variety of colorful functions. Regardless of whether or not the bride and groom are headed to Hawaii on their honeymoon, you can bring paradise to them by hosting a Hawaiian-themed pre-wedding party.

Photosharing Web sites are giving savvy brides new opportunities to share - and even sell - amateur images from their wedding day.

After the vows are said and the reception is complete, most newlyweds are ready to relax. But there are several steps newlyweds should take before their happily ever after can begin.

At a time when statistically, between 40 and 45 percent of U.S. marriages end in divorce, here's some expert advice on the secret to having a great marriage that lasts.

They may be thousands of miles away, but your out-of-town guests still play an important role in making your wedding day everything you dreamed it could be. With some careful pre-wedding planning and a little help from local family and friends, you can help ensure out-of-towners will make the trip - and enjoy the journey. Here are some tips.