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It was still a chance to get dolled up — while sticking to a theme, of course — but it let us socialize in a safer setting.
It's uncomfortable to tell people what gifts you want. I started to think back to being a guest at wedding showers.
Earlier this month, Alex and I would have been sipping piña coladas and frolicking in the Caribbean Sea. COVID-19 had other plans for us.
I expected a simple shower with some chicken salad, a few decorations and gifts from our registry. But my shower hostesses — aunts, cousins and bridesmaids — went above and beyond.
My parents' vow renewal was just as I had envisioned it. The trees, the sunshine, the feeling in the air. With all the stirring in the house, it felt like a real wedding day.
Our would-be wedding weekend stung a little less than I anticipated, but nonetheless it still stung. It showed me the people that really will make Andrew's and my wedding day extra special.
As much as I've tried to see myself out of planning the bridal shower, I've been a little pesky.
My wedding to Alex was supposed to be June 27. We couldn’t bear to let our original date go by uncelebrated — but what to do?
Considering our guests' comfort, supporting our vendors and dissecting the meaning of our choices all play into how we're approaching our rescheduled celebration.
My wedding can still go on this August with some restrictions, so my second dress fitting sent me on a planning spree.
Do you have a case of the wedding registry blues? While we all love to receive gifts, finding reasonably priced things that you actually want can make the glamour of the registry fade away.
As my fiancé Andrew and I started pulling the plug on our June Wedding Brunchabration, I began to feel a little bitter. When things started going downhill I had to take a minute to myself.
This week's recipe roundup features retro recipes that have been given a bit of an upgrade. Think twists on tamale pie, stroganoff and more.
Flavored whiskey from American and Canadian companies isn’t novel, but it’s now attracting the attention of the Irish, a once inconceivable thought at distilleries that have prided themselves on whiskey’s taste itself being the draw.
Ooh De Lally opens in former Mark's Bistro location. It offers job training to former prison inmates
The United States' largest St. Patrick's Day parades are unfolding. While the St. Patrick's Day holiday is March 17, many major events shifted to Saturday this year. That often happens when the holiday lands on a Sunday. Manhattan's St. Patrick’s Day Parade dates to 1762 and is one of the world’s largest Irish heritage festivities. Large crowds lined the streets of Savannah, Georgia, to celebrate the bicentennial of a parade first held in 1824. In downtown Chicago, thousands of people gathered along the Chicago River to watch the local plumbers union boats turn the water green.
Anne Moffatt says that from Leavenworth Street, her house looks like a big stucco box. It doesn't show the beauty within or the woods at its back door.
Here are some Omaha homes with history that you might be able to call your own.
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Olivia Munn's breast cancer diagnosis is drawing attention to a frequently used breast cancer risk calculator. Here's a closer look at the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool.
For-profit groups own more than 70% of U.S. nursing homes. Industry leaders and researchers wonder whether corporations and investors can succeed where not-for-profit organizations have struggled.
For two registered nurses at Omaha's Methodist Women's Hospital, they not only found love in the NICU but also met Ella, the very premature baby who eventually made them a family.
Channing Muller woke up one Sunday morning feeling a little beat down. Being 26 and having gone out the night before, she figured it was an annoying, but run-of-the-mill, hangover and she just needed to sweat it out.
44-year-old reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian made the announcement at her husband Travis Barker's Blink-182 concert in Los Angeles on Friday. Get that and more celeb news here.
Seven months after Migos rapper Takeoff was shot and killed outside 810 Billiards Bowling in November 2022, his mother Titania Davenport filed a negligence lawsuit against the bowling alley. Get that and more recent celeb news here.
The pop star - who was born Katheryn Hudson - was sued for trademark infringement by Australian fashion designer Katie Taylor. Find out more about that and other celeb news from the week here.
Donald Trump is said to have put on a DJ set a day after his historic arraignment. Get that and more celeb news here.
An 11-foot, 750-pound alligator with "numerous health-related issues" was seized Wednesday from a Hamburg, New York, home, the state Department of Environmental Conservation said Thursday.
A cat perched in a backyard tree caused a furor on social media and irritated the property owner. Finally, the fire department responded. But they weren't the cat's savior.