For those who dream of incorporating their little bundles of love into the wedding festivities, it’s important to weigh the pros and cons. If you’re a stickler for perfection, you might reconsider.

Most brides and grooms who choose Greater Palm Springs to host their big day say that planning their wedding here didn’t feel like planning at all: It felt like anticipating an exciting and romantic once-in-a-lifetime vacation.

If you have even one little creative bone in your body, you’ve likely caught the DIY bug as you’ve plunged into the wedding planning process.

Guests love to turn a Palm Springs–area wedding into a vacation for the same reason couples love to stay on for their honeymoon — or even a pre-honeymoon.

Film photography is expensive, laborious, and requires intense focus, but it also happens to be wedding photographer Katie McGihon’s preferred medium for the timeless images it produces in the Greater Palm Springs area.

If the recent 10th edition of Modernism Week in Palm Springs gave you a greater appreciation for midcentury architecture, it’s not a stretch to take those thoughts a step further and think modern wedding.

For those getting engaged this Valentine’s Day, these stunning hotels and resorts offer a distinct ambiance and dreamy backdrops for picture-perfect weddings.

When you’re watching Super Bowl XLIX this weekend, think wedding venue. At least that’s what Amanda and Kyle Carnine might suggest after the couple wed inside Palm Springs Stadium.

Winter white weddings in the Greater Palm Springs Area don’t include a blanket of snow, but beyond the perfect weather is picking the right venue and what that means for you and your guests.

Choice is the big word for 2015 Weddings, a year that promises couples the freedom — and the rental inventory — to blend genres, mingle eras and curate a party landscape that’s more out of the box than inside a mold.