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Those who were not able to attend your wedding will appreciate these thoughtful and creative DIY keepsake wedding announcements.

Professionally printed photo wedding announcements let couples customize their invitations like never before. Ordinary invitations become extraordinary with a picture.

Many young people have a more relaxed approach to marrying than their parents did. Evenso, a general knowledge of wedding etiquette can prove invaluable.

Do a genealogical home survey to find info for your family tree. Look for old photographs, letters and diaries, scrapbooks, family Bibles, heirlooms.

Robert Quillen, "the sage of Fountain Inn," has been called the Mark Twain of his day and the South's answer to H. L. Mencken. Was he that good?

Looking for a fun alternative to boring picture frames and time-consuming scrapbooking? Consider this DIY wedding shadowbox project.

Ancestry.com recently added more Jewish records to its online collection. These are excellent resources for armchair genealogists tracing Jewish ancestry.

Want to find the ancestors on your family tree? Here are basic steps to get started in genealogy: pedigree charts, home survey, what you know and what you want to learn.

It is not always easy finding vital records for the 19th century Ontario. However, for Wesleyan Methodists there are three very helpful sources.

From the cyber chapel to cyber rings, cyber guests and cyber vows, it is now possible to tie the knot simply by logging on to the Internet.

Brides should consider all their stationery needs while deciding on the element - color, theme, or style- that will unify the look of their wedding.