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2 days ago | theknot.com | Heather Bien

This ancient tradition has brought millennia of good luck and prosperity. While many cultures gift money to newlyweds, several Asian cultures have a red envelope wedding tradition that adds a bit more ceremony to the act of handing over cash. In Chinese culture, as well as other cultures, including Vietnamese and Taiwanese, red is a color that symbolizes good luck and prosperity. Rather than simply giving a check or cash to a couple, wedding guests use a red envelope to hand over their gift.

2 days ago | theknot.com | Hillary Hoffower

Your envelopes, stamps, pen and pretty stationery are at the ready—you've finally found time to address your wedding invitations. But the etiquette for a few names might stop you in your tracks. After all, when it comes to wedding invitations, how do you address someone who graduated law school? Lawyer titles run the gamut, and you want to make sure you're properly addressing wedding invitations to them. So, we talked to a couple of lawyers themselves and a stationery designer on best practices.

2 days ago | theknot.com | Heather Bien

Don't let your personal inbox turn into planning purgatory. Wedding planning is a lot of work—it's fun work, but it's work nonetheless, and there are a million moving parts at all times. Luckily, there's an easy hack to keep yourself organized: a wedding email address. This streamlines your communication into one place, and, with clever wedding email address ideas, you can turn it into part of the branding for your entire celebration.

5 days ago | theknot.com | Ariel Taranski

Player 1, player 2, it's time to level up. If you and your S.O. bonded over late nights playing Mario Party or classic arcade games, how about having a video game wedding? Okay, so maybe it doesn't necessarily mean video game wedding vows, but you can do cute nods to your love of gaming throughout the decor or even have string music from your favorite video games in your wedding entrance.

5 days ago | theknot.com | Sarah Title

This historic East Coast city is more romantic than you think. Deciding on your honeymoon destination might be an afterthought, but we think it shouldn't be. While it may not be your traditional Caribbean vacation, a Boston honeymoon might be exactly what you're looking for. It's a city known for its deep-rooted history, delicious seafood and Italian food, picturesque location on the Charles River and endless activities. You could spend a month in Boston and still not see everything it has to offer.