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Vows, weddings, Modern Love and more. Share your love story with us.

Vows, weddings, Modern Love and more. Share your love story with us.

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  1. Vows

    She Got Kicked Out of Canada. Their Story Didn’t End There.

    AJ Aquino met Dr. David Poon while visiting Toronto from Ireland in 2017. During the pandemic, she visited him and was turned away. And so began their efforts to help other couples reunite.

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    AJ Aquino and Dr. David Poon were married Aug. 4 at the Toronto Reference Library in Toronto.
    CreditGabrielle Maurer/petites.images
  2. Would You Pay to Attend a Wedding?

    As wedding costs continue to increase, some couples are charging guests to attend their special day.

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    With many guests already spending hundreds of dollars to attend a wedding, some experts say that requiring an entrance fee to your nuptials is in poor taste.
    CreditGetty Images
  3. Field Notes

    And the Groom Wore Shorts

    Call it an unintended consequence of climate change or a relaxation of fashion dictates: At weddings, more guests and couples are showing a little leg.

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    Elena Marrone Filarecki, left, knew she wanted all the men (including her groom, Brent Filarecki) to wear shorts at her wedding in the Florida Keys.
    CreditThe Big Day Photography
  4. Vows

    3 Rings, 2 College Students and 1 Big Risk

    Arya Singh let down her guard with Logan Mundy in a way she rarely did with others. Afterward, things became thrillingly normal.

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    Arya Singh and Logan Mundy were married on Aug. 3 at the Bar Harbor Club in Bar Harbor, Maine. The two met over Hinge as college students while on winter break in 2020.
    CreditDanforth Neal Photography
  1. Ditching Wedding Stationery for Informal Text Invitations

    Some couples are taking the casual approach to sending out wedding invitations, opting for texts or emails instead of traditional printed cards.

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    Karolina and Jon Reyes had a small wedding in July at the Queens Botanical Garden. They invited friends via text for a larger after-party at Velvet Brooklyn, a bar in Williamsburg.
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    Field-Notes
  2. Making Their Wedding a Politics-Free Zone

    From “No Politics” signs to carefully curated seating charts, some couples are taking a firm stance to prevent their nuptials from becoming an occasion for heated debates.

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    CreditHarriet Yakub
    Field Notes
  3. Lavish Pre-Wedding Parties That Rival the Main Event

    The celebrations hosted by the Ambani family have thrusts the trend into the spotlight. Wedding professionals say couples are spending more than ever on extravagant events to kick off their nuptials.

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    The pre-wedding celebrations for Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant, who were married this summer, included an elaborate light show in Jamnagar, India.
    CreditReliance Industries, via Reuters
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  4. They United Their Muslim and Jewish Families but Didn’t Stop There

    Safi Rauf, a Muslim humanitarian, was held captive by the Taliban for 105 days. Secret calls on a smuggled phone with Sammi Cannold, a Jewish Broadway director, were his lifeline.

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    On July 20, Sammi Cannold and Safi Rauf were married before 300 guests in Glenwood, Iowa. His father, Haji Abdul Rauf, an imam, second from right, led the Muslim marriage ceremony. The bride’s parents, Mitchell Cannold and Dori Berinstein, stand on the far left and far right. The groom’s mother, Hamila Rauf, is second from left.
    CreditRebecca Gratz for The New York Times
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    You may also have questions about how this process works. We have answers.

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Mini-Vows

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  1. The Six ‘Commitments’ That Strengthened Their Connection

    Emily Swarts and Tyler Swiggett met online in New York. But she moved to Hawaii before responding to his message. Despite the distance, voice messages and handwritten letters deepened their bond.

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    CreditAnnie Morgan Photography
  2. A Childhood Crush Becomes Something More in Adulthood

    “We didn’t really intend to start dating,” Isabelle Davis said of her relationship with Alicia Maule. “We just never stopped talking.”

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    Isabelle Davis, left, and Alicia Maule.
    CreditSylvie Rosokoff
  3. Cultivating a Relationship, and Dreams of a Vineyard

    Maddy McCarthy and Matt Smith met as high school sophomores, and now dream of running a vineyard in the New York Finger Lakes region.

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    CreditJoshua Reyes Photography
  4. He’s a Man of Few Words. Especially Over Text.

    Kate Mullen and Wes Skillicorn complemented each other’s personalities — especially when life threw them a curveball.

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    CreditAlicia Lucia Photography
  5. Nothing Messy About Their Love Story

    As a houseguest in 2016, Daniel Weingart didn’t make a great impression on Aspen Matis. But her opinion of him shifted a year later.

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    CreditSaleema Adel

Modern Love

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  1. How Does a Man Buy a Girl’s Swimsuit?

    As a gay man who had adopted a daughter, I had gaps in parental knowledge.

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    CreditBrian Rea
  2. I’m a Stripper. My Boyfriend Saw Me Through the Eyes of a Customer.

    My job has meant independence, healing and freedom. Why couldn’t my partner see that?

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    CreditBrian Rea
  3. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Slunk Into Will’s Room and Under His Sheets’

    Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

     

    CreditBrian Rea
  4. Welcome to the Rejected Housewives Suite!

    My single (and yes, cat-lady) home became a landing zone for friends after their breakups.

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    CreditBrian Rea
  5. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Make No Apologies’

    Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

     

    CreditBrian Rea

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Vows

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  1. The Sunday Stroll That Changed Her Mind About Dating

    Gillian Tett was “resolutely single” until she met Henrik Jones three years ago. While on an introductory walk, she “realized he was amazing” and decided to extend the walk.

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    Gillian Tett and Henrik Jones were married July 8 at the Chapel at King’s College, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
    CreditLina and Tom Photography
  2. Committing to the Bit, and Each Other

    Lauren Garroni and Paul Glover met through a “Sex and the City” Instagram account, and just like that, felt a spark.

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    Lauren Garroni and Paul Glover were married on July 13 at the Mulholland Tennis Club in Los Angeles.
    CreditThe Curries Photography
  3. Finding Happily Ever After in Their Happy Place

    Joe Gorman and Matt Capbarat felt an instant spark when they met through a mutual friend. It took a harrowing climb of Denali to know this was a forever love.

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    Joseph Gorman, left, and Matt Capbarat were married June 29 at High Camp at the Palisades Resort, Olympic Valley, Calif. They had to make a dash to get a photo with the tram in the background.
    CreditElsa Boscarello
  4. In Sync on the Ice and Off

    Madison Chock and Evan Bates found chemistry when she picked him to be her ice dance partner in 2011. Then they found even more.

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    Evan Bates and Madison Chock, champion ice skating partners for the last 13 years, were married on June 20 at Lanikuhonua Cultural Institute, Oahu, Hawaii.
    CreditMelia Lucida
  5. Sparks Flew All Over the World

    Aggie Lal and Jacob Riglin first met as travel influencers in Thailand, got together in California and got back together in Bali (thanks, in part, to rescued puppies).

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    Aggie Lal and Jacob Riglin held a ceremonial wedding for 85 guests at Villa Balbiano, a resort in Lake Como, Italy, on June 17.
    CreditHolly Clark

Field Notes

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  1. Bridal Hats Are Making a Stylish Comeback

    Fashion experts cite the influence of the British royals, along with high-profile events like the Kentucky Derby for the resurgence of this vintage wedding trend.

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    Rose Minutaglio, who married Chris Marazzo last winter, wore a custom, ivory-colored felt top hat to their rehearsal dinner in New York.
    CreditJules Miranda
  2. The Rise of the ‘Earlymoon’

    Many couples are no longer waiting until after their weddings to take a trip.

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    Shrestha Maharaj and Sumeeth Suthurgam are among couples who have embraced the earlymoon trend. To unwind before their wedding last year, the couple spent a long weekend in Umdloti, a resort town on the northern coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal in South Africa, about a 45-minute drive from their house.
    CreditShrestha Maharaj
  3. Your Wedding Flowers Could Be in Your Backyard

    Many couples are opting for flowers from local farms as a more sustainable way to customize the look of their weddings.

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    Erin Tobiasz of Pittsburgh included goldenrod, zinnias and other local flowers in her bridal bouquet when she married two years ago.
    CreditErica Deitz Photography
  4. What Should You Wear to Our Wedding? Here’s a Mood Board.

    Dress codes, color palettes and shopping guides: Wardrobe guidance for some weddings is getting increasingly specific.

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    Lauren and Jackson England at their safari wedding in Ranthambore, India. “I am an aesthetic person, and we had a clear vision,” Mr. England said.
    CreditNaman Verma
  5. From Field to Feast: At These Venues, What You Eat Is Grown on Site

    The farm-to-table concept has been around for a while, but some couples expect more than simply fresh cuisine at their wedding. They want to be fully immersed in the farm experience.

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    Top, the Chatham Bars Inn on Cape Cod, which features an eight-acre farm, hosts 75 to 100 weddings annually.
    Creditvia Chatham Bars Inn

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Unhitched

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  1. They Were Once ‘Hippie vs. Soviet.’ Now They’re the Best of Friends.

    “We genuinely like each other,” Alex Yaroslavsky said of his ex-wife and co-parent, Liza Cooper. They even live in the same apartment building.

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    CreditChristopher DeLorenzo
  2. After Their Divorce, She Was ‘Best Man’ at His Second Wedding

    “We were best friends before and we are better friends now,” said Mike Mitchell, a sheriff’s deputy in Indiana, of his ex-wife Marissa Mitchell.

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    CreditMelek Zertal
  3. After the Divorce, a Different Kind of Family

    This couple survived tragedies during their relationship, but they couldn’t overcome tight finances and a drinking problem. Today, their love “is like that of brother and sister.”

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    CreditMartin Nicolausson
  4. To Fix a Broken Marriage, an Experiment With Polyamory

    After 10 years together, a Bay Area couple opened their relationship. But contrasting sexual needs led to a permanent split.

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    CreditLiv Garber
  5. After a Painful Split, a Functioning Family

    Rebecca and Drew Kuntz say they have had a healthier relationship since their five-year marriage ended.

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    CreditJill Senft

Self-Care

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  1. How to Meditate When You Can’t Sit Still

    Closing your eyes and focusing on breathing can be hard for those who are easily distracted. But it is possible.

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    CreditFrancesco Ciccolella
  2. Feeling Dismissed? How to Spot ‘Medical Gaslighting’ and What to Do About It.

    Experts share tips on advocating for yourself in a health care setting.

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    CreditLucy Jones
  3. Can’t Talk, I’m Busy Being Hot

    A social media movement inspired by the rapper Megan Thee Stallion strikes back at the gatekeepers of beauty.

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    CreditZeloot
  4. You Can’t Outrun Athletic Greens

    In the oversaturated world of wellness, the company has forced itself to the front with prolific podcast ads and a network of influencers.

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    After more than a decade in business, the powdered supplement company Athletic Greens is becoming a household name.
    CreditJon Premosch for The New York Times
  5. The Worst Foods and Drinks for Your Teeth

    When assessing how likely a given meal, snack or drink is to harm your dental health, there are two main things to consider, experts say.

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    CreditKelsey McClellan for The New York Times

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  4. Mini-VOWS

    Home Is Wherever They Are Together

    Paulina Krzysztoszek and Cory Bolotsky, who met in Mexico and continue to live a nomadic lifestyle, have grown their relationship in 29 countries and counting.

    By Jenny Block

     
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