In How to Marry a Millionaire, Marilyn Monroe plays a near-sighted model that, predictably, is trying to attract a rich husband. She’s afraid that no one will ever fall for her when she’s wearing her stylish cat-eye frames, so she spends more than half of the movie bumping into things around Manhattan.

If you’re planning your honeymoon, you’re probably looking for a romantic and exotic setting where you can start your marriage off with a bang. It’s hard to find the vacation spot of your dreams, so we turned to film and television to find 7 fantasy honeymoon spots.  And we’ve got ya covered with their real world equivalents!

In the Medieval times, veils were used to protect the bride from spirits and demons. But in the modern age, brides know that blocking their vision with white tulle isn’t necessarily going to save them from the evil eye.   

We’ve found 11 wedding veil alternatives for brides looking for less traditional ways to cover their heads.

Lately, every married couple-to-be seems gassed up about renting a food truck for their reception.

After Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette was released in 2006, people suddenly couldn’t get enough of the Queen’s favorite colorful confection: the macaron.