Good news for couples who'd rather not interact with any family members on their special day: Ikea is offering a new service called "Wedding Online" that allows couples to get married virtually, and invite their friends and family to watch the ceremony via a live stream.

It's your wedding day and theoretically, the sky's the limit when it comes to having the ceremony of your dreams. But unless your name starts with a K and ends with a "dashian," chances are you don't have a few extra zillion laying around for those little "extras."

Here are 8 luxuries you should be willing to let go of:

You've picked out your cardstock and color palettes, the envelopes have been addressed, and the decorative bow has been tied.

Here comes the hard part: these invitations are for the people who AREN'T invited to your wedding. How do you tell your distant relatives and frenemies that they didn't make the cut?

It's no secret that in Hollywood, a "successful" marriage is one that doesn't end in a drug fueled domestic assault. It's easy to be cynical about celeb on celeb relationships, especially after the Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter split. Their weirdness just seemed to balance each other out so well that our Claymation hearts broke when we heard about their divorce.

The cast of Super Troopers has reunited for a very special event...and we're not just talking about the sequel that's being funded on Indiegogo.

For $25,000, the cast will appear as groomsmen or bridesmaids at your wedding. It's a dream come true for all diehard comedy fans—as long as there are no "shenanigans" at the party.