A Reddit user shared the story of a wedding cake smash gone wrong; the groom cut the bride's face with the tines of the fork during the ritual, and she spent several minutes bleeding during the ...

Etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore says cake smashing can "run the risk of ruining the bride’s hair and makeup" and spoil the couple's big day ...

Robin Yarusso has been a wedding planner for 20 years, and during that time, she's learned a thing or two about relationships ...

Wedding planner Robin Yarusso shared signs in a viral TikTok video that she says can help people tell whether a couple will ...

An Ask Reddit post may close the debate on whether it’s a good idea to smash wedding cake into your new spouse’s face at the reception. Long a subject of viral videos, this newlywed prank could ...

A man revealed on Reddit that he and his wife attended a wedding where the groom smashed a forkful of wedding cake into the bride's face, causing her to get hurt. The couple got divorced less than a ...

Marriage is no piece of cake — and this not-so-sweet groom pulled a big day stunt, forewarning the bride that their union was doomed. Freshly single, a recent divorcée claims her “narcissistic” ...

Robin says: "If you are not respectful of the budget but the other person is," that's a big warning sign. "If I have a bride that's calling me on the side, being like 'let's add this to the flowers, ...

Whitmore warns couples to think twice before creating a messy moment and says the act could wind up spoiling their special day She also shares her own insight into the matter and gives advice for ...