Who can now officiate your wedding in New York State? There has been a change, here is the info:

Getting married soon and you have a champagne taste but a beer budget? Here are some ways you can save without looking cheap.

Getting married anytime soon? There is a new wedding trend that brides and grooms are doing that is going to be huge this summer in New York.

If you've been to more than one wedding in the last 20 years, you know that they're changing...a lot. Here are some of the big changes expected this year.

18-year-olds are now allowed to do this at weddings in New York State per Governor Kathy Hochul. Up until the year, old people over the age of 21 year old were allowed to do this at weddings, but now there is an exception.

You meet, fall in love, and decide to get married. But then, you discover that you're first cousins. Can you legally go through with your marriage in New York?

You just got engaged. Now the planning begins. But before anything starts, there's at least one thing I'd suggest you DON'T do.

Neither New York nor the Hudson Valley made the list of best places to get married in 2023. How can this be right?

Are you married and didn't even know it? Some states recognize common law marriage, is New York one of them?

Does two people living together for 20-years count as a marriage in New York State? You'd be surprised to what NYS says is a marriage, what a partnership is and how they feel about Common Law?