Weddings

Even if you feel like your family's, for the most part, normal, there's nothing like a wedding to make family drama bubble to the surface. And if your family includes, say, half a dozen siblings and parents with several divorces under their belts—Hey, newly engaged Rob Kardashian—you might be tempted to take a pass on the drama and just elope. But if you'd rather have big party than a trip to city hall, you can make it happen with some careful juggling. Here's how Rob and Blac Chyna—and every couple who's up against serious family drama—can pull off a traditional wedding. Jeweler Behind Blac Chyna's 7-Carat Ring Confirms Engagement, Shares an Up-Close Pic Your Families Disapprove YOUR WEDDING: Your sister's never liked your groom, or his mom wishes he were marrying someone Jewish. ROB & BLAC CHYNA'S WEDDING: While Blac Chyna's friends and family are excited (both her mom and BFF have congratulated the couple on social media) Rob's family (all of his sisters as well as Kris and Caitlyn) has been noticeably silent. HOW TO DEAL: It's great if everyone's as excited as you are, but it's never a guarantee. If your friends or family are lukewarm about your

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Featuring dancing lamps and a speech by Kanye West, it was anything but boring.

Pro football player Devon Still and Asha Joyce, both 26, tied the knot last night in a stunning wedding at the New York Public Library—and as Still told People, it was the "beginning of our future and the end to a hard time." The couple had originally pushed back their wedding because their now six-year-old daughter, Leah, had been battling stage-four neuroblastoma—with a 50-50 chance of survival. "We made it through the storm. We made it through hell," Devon said. "To see my daughter walking here at my wedding, healthy, knowing she is cancer-free is a tearjerker for me...We are using this night to celebrate the strength that we have of making it together as a family. We're a hell of a team to make it through and to be here, finally happy and at peace" Grab some tissues as you click through the family's gorgeous evening.

Nearly a decade ago, bride Jeni Stepien's father was tragically murdered when he was walking home from his job as head chef at a restaurant. After being shot in the head at close range, Jeni's father had his organs donated through an organization called Center for Organ Recovery and Education. His heart went to a New Jersey father of four named Arthur Thomas. And when it came time for Jeni to get married this year, she knew she couldn't have her own father walk her down the aisle—but she wondered if she could have his heart.

Jackie Goucher shocked her wedding party when she left her wheelchair behind to walk down the aisle.

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We'd thought we'd seen it all when it comes out-of-the-(cake)-box wedding desserts: There are the ever-popular candy tables, gooey s'mores bars, sky-high cupcake towers, rustic pie displays, cake pops and other pint-size treats, and all of the above served in a mason jar. But the latest dessert display to take the wedding sweets scene by storm? Doughnut walls. And yes, it is as heavenly as it sounds.

New Year's Eve nuptials are always extra dreamy—but this vintage glam Atlanta wedding is next-level amazing. We'd hardly expect anything less, though, since the bride is the brains behind Brooklyn-based florist Lindsay Rae Design and the groom pitched in awesome ideas like a curated Spotify wedding week playlist for their guests. The result is a big day that is equal parts gorgeous, meaningful, and oh-so-much fun. (Seriously, we wish we were guests ourselves.) Relive it all through these swoon-worthy images, captured by the fabulous Meredith Bacon Photography.

Lauren and Matthew's late summer Los Angeles nuptials, held in her parent's backyard, are full of enviable bohemian details, from the bold, custom-designed Joanna August bridesmaids dresses to the Middle Eastern-inspired decor to the bride's out-of-this-world caftan gown. Behold, a love story for the ages, captured here by Aljosa Videtic.

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