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    It’s No Secret

    Marriage Therapists Who Follow Their Own Advice

    “Our relationship was based on different approaches and backgrounds. We fought like cats and dogs, but we’ve worked a lot of things out.”

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      Living With Lyme Disease, Stronger With Love

      Brian Nicholson thought Brooke Geahan was the most beautiful woman he had ever met. He also knew that she was very ill.

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      Field Notes

      Is the Wedding Wow Factor Worth It?

      Adding a spectacular or unexpected feature can help a wedding stand out. It doesn’t have to break the bank, but it might come close.

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    Conversation, Malbec and French Fries

    The couple met in 2016, at the urging of mutual friends, and hit it off, with lots of wine and fries, the first time they went out.

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    Grace Choe, Stephen Yu

    The couple met at Wayne State University in Detroit, from which each received a medical degree.

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    She Said Yes. Fourteen Times.

    Tanya Pushkine and Paul Luykx had different approaches to dating. She was scattershot; he was methodical — and excessive.

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    A Family Finally Comes Together Under One Roof

    Laura Hamm was reluctant to date Gabriel Friedman because they lived miles apart and she was raising a foster son. But then he came up with a plan.

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    Scenes From a Chechen Wedding

    The bride had a ceremony. The groom had a ceremony. But, as tradition holds, they were not together during the wedding, and neither celebrated with their 700 guests.

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    A Ride Share Turned Into a Life Shared

    An uptown ride on the day after a big snowstorm in New York provided “the best 19-minute conversation ever.”

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    A Merging of ‘Two Different Worlds’

    The bride and groom had different cultural and religious backgrounds, but managed to “fit in pretty seamlessly” in each others’ families.

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    No Tall Tales, But Little White Lies

    The couple met through a dating app, and soon found that each had not been entirely forthcoming about their real height.

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    Why Wedding Expos Are Still a Thing

    Personal contacts, prizes and swag bags stuffed with freebies and discounts. You won’t get that kind of instant gratification on Instagram, Zola and Etsy.

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    Until Honeymoon We Do Part

    First the wedding, now for some me time! They’re called solomoons — couples taking separate trips after the ceremony.

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    Tips for Creating the Perfect Wedding Hashtag

    With a designated #WeddingHashtag, guests can post photos on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other social media, serving as personal paparazzi.

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    Lindsey Citron, Bradley Herbig

    The couple met in 2016 through Coffee Meets Bagel, while they both were attending graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania.

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    Shruti Sehgal, Julian Horwitz

    The couple met in 2015 through the dating app Bumble.

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    Alexandra Ignatius, Thomas Weishan

    They were both working in Shanghai in 2014, when they met on a chilly evening at a bar and he lent her a sweatshirt to wear home.

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    Johanna Jetton, Philip Narodick

    The couple met in San Francisco on OkCupid in December 2013.

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    Mariko Ashley, Michael Han

    The couple met in 2013 through a mutual friend in New York.

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    Joelle Lichtman, Robert Margolies

    The couple met in September 2016 through the dating app Coffee Meets Bagel.

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    Samantha Blumenthal, Jeremy von Halle

    The couple met in 2013 when a mutual friend who thought they’d make a good match introduced them.

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    Harvey Rosenstein, David Rubeo

    They met during intermission of a dress rehearsal of “The Merry Widow” at the Metropolitan Opera.

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    Julia Duncan, John McDonough

    The couple met in 2015 in the cafeteria at the State Department, where both had worked.

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    Amy Marsh, Seth Freedland

    She told him she just wanted to be friends after their first date, but then couldn’t stop thinking about him.

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