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The couple were wed Sept. 8 in an intimate ceremony at their home in Farmington, Conn. The newlyweds spoke to The New York Times in an exclusive interview about their relationship.
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Twenty couples gathered in Washington to show their commitment to each other and the fight against laws that make it financially difficult for people with disabilities to marry.
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For brides who want to feel glamorous at every moment on their wedding day, ornate robes embellished with feathers, lace and sequins are a go-to option for pre-wedding looks.
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Ladi Fatade felt an instant attraction to Kimberly Alexander after seeing her dating app profile three years ago. “It gave me a window into her personality,” he said.
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Grandma’s Pearls, in Fresh Fashion
Brides — and grooms — are clamoring to incorporate pearls into their wedding looks in modern ways.
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10 Nail Trends to Try on Your Wedding Day
From manicures that make a splash to those that shine bright, here is a roundup of bridal nail art that goes beyond traditional hues of pale pink.
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In a Crisis (or Two), They Both Knew Where to Turn for Help
Jennifer Lee and Dr. Sachin Jain bonded over commonalities in their upbringings. They also discovered, after separate car accidents, that they could count on each other.
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In the Wake of Wildfires, Maui Weddings Persevere
Some couples are continuing to plan nuptials on the island recently devastated by wildfires. “Moving forward and capturing positive emotions is to be of service,” one local photographer said.
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How Two Game Lovers Conspired to See Each Other Again
Morgan Hoit and Dylan Pager, who met at work seven years ago, enlisted their roommates in organizing a game night. The hangout went so well that the two deleted their dating apps.
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A Match Made in the Cardiologist’s Office
Harvey Goldberg and Freda Levenson were set up by Ms. Levenson’s cousin, giving them a chance at love after loss.
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All Systems Go After a Relationship Check-In
Every month, Millie Tran and Brian Rosenthal sit down for a relationship check-in to go over chores, finances and other matters. During one check-in, marriage plans took off.
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When These Opposites Met, They Found Balance in Each Other
Jessica Bendit and Dickran Jebejian grew close despite different backgrounds and being polar opposites in almost every significant way.
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Offscreen, They Got Their Perfect Ending
When KJ Smith and Skyh Black first met on the set of the TV show “Sistas,” Covid precautions kept them apart. After exchanging numbers months later, their story extended beyond the screen.
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Pinned Under the Bodies of Men
I thought being sexually bold was a game I was allowed to play. I had no idea of the punishment that awaited me — or the surprising healing to come.
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Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Know Something She Doesn’t’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
Who Is Trusted to Have a Child?
As a married gay man and an emergency pediatrician, I continue to wrestle with expectations of having a ‘traditional’ family life.
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Tiny Love Stories: ‘All Women Are Psychic’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
Why I Dress (and Act) Like a Man
Tired of being deferential to men in my relationships, I decided to create my own drag king persona.
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He Admired Her ‘Grit and Grace.’ She Was Struck by His Kindness.
Bri Scalesse, model and disability advocate, knew Sheldon Nguyen was different right away. “We knew we could spend forever together,” she said, after quarantining together during the pandemic.
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When Christopher Anderson and Joan Winter first met in elementary school, they felt an instant connection. They picked up where they left off when they reunited as adults over a half-century later.
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A Happiness That Took 90 Years to Achieve
When Kenneth Felts began work on a memoir at age 90, he found himself filled with regrets over a secret gay love affair. So he came out — privately and publicly — which inspired Johnny Hau to do the same.
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While Navigating Life’s Changes, a Teenage Romance Endures
Neither Olivia Amitrano nor Nicholas Vazquez are afraid to change their minds, whether it’s about living off the grid, work or a wedding dress.
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A Recipe for Love? Add ‘Water and Sunlight.’
Before meeting Jennifer Ziegler, Rebecca Woodfork said she was always “looking down and getting through life.” One month together in Boston and a trip to St. Lucia changed that.
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From School Bells to Wedding Bells
Picking a wedding venue can be a daunting process. But for some couples who met as college students, marrying at their alma maters is the clear choice.
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A wedding is incomplete for some couples without their canine companions — whether on the dance floor, down the aisle or in the dressing room.
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How to Find Wedding Vendors That Celebrate Inclusion
For many couples, working with businesses that share their values and support people from diverse backgrounds is an important part of the planning process.
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A Wedding in 2025? Not Astrologically Ideal for Me.
Social media is giving a lift to the centuries-old practice of looking to the stars to decide on the exact time, date and location of a couple’s big day.
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The Bridal Industry Is Having a Swimsuit Moment
Beaded and bedazzled, fancy and frilly, lacy and Lycra-fitted — bridal bikinis are here. Brides are embracing swimwear for after parties, honeymoons and even ceremonies.
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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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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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They Grew Apart, Then Became Close Again
Trent and Denise Montagu never stopped caring for each other after their divorce. “I didn’t ever stop loving Trent,” she said “I stopped wanting to be in marriage with him, which is different.”
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A Former Culinary Couple Now Thrives as a Blended Family
For Gale Gand and Rick Tramonto, both chefs, their passion for food always came first. After their divorce, they’ve learned to prioritize family.
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Challenged to Sustain Their Lifestyle
Therapy and fancy vacations couldn’t remove the strain on this couple’s marriage, which was brought about by ongoing financial problems.
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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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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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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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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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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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Hannah Collins wasn’t James Tate’s first choice when it came to hiring an interior designer for one of his firm’s real estate projects. He happily admits he was wrong.
By Sadiba Hasan
Dr. Stephen Meeneghan, a naturopathic doctor, was hesitant when he received a message on a dating app from Ryan Cassata, a transgender advocate and musician. Yet they clicked right away.
By Jenny Block
Vipin Chamakkala and Amanda Robson, who both work in venture capital, met two years ago while working temporarily in New York.
By Alix Wall
Olivia Castor and Austin McNair met at Harvard through Ms. Castor’s roommate, who had a knack for matchmaking.
By Anna Grace Lee
Harriett Falvey, a veil designer, believes the time-honored accessory is often misunderstood: “It’s about being different and making your wedding attire your own.”
By Alix Strauss
Jason Mercado and Kristen Bateman, who met 10 years ago, didn’t begin dating until after three months of emailing. “I wanted to become friends first,” Ms. Bateman, a self-described introvert, said.
By Jenny Block
Warren Whyte and Khaleeqa Rouse met at Starbucks after being drawn to each other’s photos on a dating app.
By Jenny Block
Tina Liu and Michael Ghory spent years living on opposite coasts, waiting for the right moment to make their relationship happen. Then, a well-timed selfie brought them back together.
By Chloe Anello
Couples getting married this summer have had to contend with extreme weather conditions, from flooding and brutal heat to poor air quality.
By Britta Lokting
Aria Aber and Noah Warren, both published authors, met in person for the first time in February 2021 when they took a casual stroll.
By John Otis
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