In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to someone who is uninterested in attending a wedding ...

But I didn't think about how to write a check to give as a wedding gift until I became a bride myself ... First, it's possible the newlyweds have no intention of sharing a last name in marriage ...

According to experts, you should choose a date no later than ... to go to get me a gift,'” Post says. She suggests directing people to your wedding website from your invitation instead.

A woman questioned if it was tacky that she was asked to refund a wedding gift despite not having an actual invitation to the ... would tell the couple she has no control over whether Amazon ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I keep seeing letters to you, and to other advice columnists, talking about wedding invitations being gift-grabs. When we were making the guest list for my child’s wedding ...

It’s $1,600 for weddings that require a flight, according to wedding site the Knot. And that’s led a lot more people to say ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I keep seeing letters to you, and to other advice columnists, talking about wedding invitations being gift-grabs ... blames you for wanting no part of this.

One couple's cash wedding gifts wound up in a stranger's bank account. A bride and groom accidentally provided the wrong ...

I have not sent a card or gift to my nephews ... Miss Manners wrote “a wedding invitation is not an invoice”. That’s fabulous guidance for both guests and celebrants to remember.

More than half, 56%, of Americans would decline a wedding invitation from a close friend ... the more comfortable they are saying "no." Gen Z and millennials are less likely than Gen X and Boomers ...

Painterly blankets, bespoke jewelry and more gift recommendations ... Informal Text Invitations: Some couples are taking the casual approach to sending out wedding invitations, opting for texts ...