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The bride is a lawyer for the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse; the groom is a lawyer in private practice in Washington.
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On the beach in Asbury Park, N.J., with Terry and Patrick Cashin and their sons, Shane, left, 10, and Jamie, 4.
The office-bound mom playing “straight man” to the stay-at-home dad in the clown’s suit.
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An acquaintance arranged the introduction that led to their marriage.
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Irreverent, Sure, but Relevant, Too
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Let the rice and laughter flow: at some weddings, comedians and other performers administer the “I dos.”
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Destination bashes are becoming the celebration of choice for brides to be.
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A Little Getaway After the Big Event
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Miniature honeymoons help solve the questions of where, when and for how much money?
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Choosing a Life Built Just for Two
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Jeanne Petrick, 1 of 13 siblings, and her husband of 38 years, Robert, chose not to have children. “If you have kids the dynamics change,” she said.
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Backing Off ‘Wanting It All’ From a Spouse
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Deborah Anna Luepnitz, a couples therapist, says an unhappy spouse can benefit by realizing that “sometimes what is lacking in your partner is what you lack yourself.”
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After Thomas Hooven graduated from medical school, his girlfriend of 12 years ended their relationship. It was only three weeks before they planned to marry.
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Your First Dance
Wedding Album is an occasional series of readers’ wedding-themed Instagram photos. This month, instead of photos, share the name of the song you selected for your first dance and why you chose it.
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