Martha Stewart Weddings

Martha Stewart Weddings is a digital magazine focused on weddings, created by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. It first debuted as an annual publication in 1994 and transitioned to a quarterly format in 1999. This was the second magazine introduced by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, primarily available on newsstands. In November 2014, the magazine was licensed to Meredith Corporation for a decade. By 2018, it shifted to an online-only format.

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5 Outdated Kitchen Paint Colors That Interior Designers Are Tired of Seeing

1 day ago | marthastewart.com | Natasha Bazika

Credit: Getty / 10'000 Hours Paint trends come and go, but in the kitchen, the colors we choose tend to stick around. However, over the years, some shades have fallen out of favor—but calling them outdated isn’t always fair. Even overused colors can still look beautiful, depending on the space. When it comes to color, it all comes down to context—like lighting, cabinetry, and how the hue plays against other materials.
Martha and Maman Bakery Just Launched the Most Iconic Summer Menu—and I Tried Everything

3 days ago | marthastewart.com | Olivia McIntosh

Martha Stewart and Maman Bakery special summer menu items on display. Credit: Isabelle Namnoum Key PointsMartha and Maman Bakery have announced a new year-long menu collaboration. The summer menu launched June 5 and includes five sweet and savory items. New Martha-inspired menus will drop in September, November, and December. Martha and Maman Bakery today announced a year-long collaboration featuring four seasonal menus, each with five items for a limited time.
9 Plants You Should Always Grow Next to Parsley

4 days ago | marthastewart.com | Rachel Gillett

Credit: AndreyTTL / Getty Images Parsley is more than just a garnish—it’s a hardworking herb that thrives in cool weather and benefits nearby plants. Ideally, it should be a mutually beneficial relationship—with companion plants helping to repel pests, attract beneficial insects, improve the soil, and block weeds. Here, we spoke with gardening experts and got the scoop on the best plants to grow next to parsley. Read on to learn more about these friendly neighbors—and how to grow them.
Check Your Fridge: Ground Beef May Be Contaminated with E. Coli

4 days ago | marthastewart.com | Olivia McIntosh

Credit: spaxiax / Getty Images Key PointsThere is a public health alert for some ground beef because of potential contamination with E. Coli. A recall was not issued because the affected products are no longer available for purchase. The affected product was shipped to distribution locations in Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, and Maryland, and Whole Foods Market locations nationwide. If you recently purchased ground beef from Whole Foods Market, you may want to check the label.
The ‘Eat Your Skincare’ Trend Is Backed by Experts

4 days ago | marthastewart.com | Olivia McIntosh

Credit: Courtesy of Lainie Cooks It's no secret that when you eat well, you feel well—but did you know the same applies to how your skin looks? TikTok's latest "Eat Your Retinol" skincare trend offers a viral new approach, and experts agree it can enhance your complexion over time. The trend centers around consuming vitamin A-rich foods to get the glow from the inside out.
English Kitchens Are Everywhere—Here's What You Need to Know About This Cozy Style, According to Interior Designers

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Helena Madden

Credit: Jason Varney / Haldon House The world of kitchen design has shifted dramatically in the last few years, with all-white color palettes being phased out in favor of more personal spaces that feel tethered to individual desires. One of the dominant aesthetics that's emerged from this shift is the English kitchen—a look that prioritizes coziness, timelessness, and, of course, function. But what exactly does an English kitchen entail—and how can you design one for yourself?
The Game-Changing Gardening Tips Seasoned Gardeners Wish They Knew Sooner

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Olivia McIntosh

Credit: Photos by R A Kearton / Getty Images The more you garden, the more you understand your plants' and flowers' needs. The health of your plants largely depends on your location, the sunlight your garden receives, and the frequency of watering or rain. Experienced gardeners learn from their errors, discovering what truly helps their garden flourish—sometimes, there's simply no substitute for experience.
June's Strawberry Moon Will Be the Lowest Full Moon of the Year-Here's How to See It

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Michele Laufik

The celestial event takes place June 11. Credit: castigatio / Getty Images This month's full Strawberry Moon will be an extra special sight to see. It will be the final full moon of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and one of the farthest—about 94,600 miles—from the sun. Plus, The Old Farmers' Almanac says it will be the lowest full moon seen in the Northern Hemisphere of the year. When the moon is low in the sky, it also appears to be bigger, so you won't be able to miss it this month.
14 Million Bees Unleashed on Highway After a Truck Crash-Local Beekeepers Rushed to Save Them

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Michele Laufik

Credit: bo1982 / Getty Images Rescue workers in Washington state faced a precarious situation recently when a commercial semi-truck carrying 70,000 pounds of honeybee hives overturned on May 30, releasing 14 million bees into the wild, according to the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office. The driver, who was not hurt, likely "didn’t navigate well enough on a tight turn, causing the trailer to roll," Amy Cloud, a spokesperson for the local Whatcom County Sheriff’s Department, told The Seattle Times.
9 Thrift Store Furniture Finds Experts Say You Should Never Bring Home

5 days ago | marthastewart.com | Shagun Khare

Credit: Getty / kolderal Thrift stores are gold mines for unique home furnishings at reasonable price points. However, just like clothes or jewelry, there are certain second-hand furnishings that are best avoided. Whether it’s a cushioned chair that’s prone to sinking or a wood credenza that’s lost it’s structural integrity, a lot of furniture may be past its prime—and is better off buying new.