LeAnn Wilcox

A 1912 wedding announcement for two brides in jail proves that love is not merely the domain of “good girls,” writes Lena...

Doug Shafner took a bold chance when he walked into The New York Times building in 1982 with the intention of buying a sm...

In 2002, The New York Times opened the wedding pages to gay and lesbian couples for announcements of their unions. It was...

Marian Wright and Peter Edelman, one of the first interracial couples to wed in Virginia, married shortly after two 1968 ...

Jewelle Taylor and James Gibbs Jr. were among the earliest African-American couples to appear in the modern wedding annou...

The heiress and socialite Mary Landon Baker was called the “shy bride” for spurning dozens of proposals. But there was no...

More than 130 years ago, The New York Times reported on an interracial couple. Four generations later, the family remains...

For the members of the old-money set, marriage announcements were something of a faux pas.

The president was part of the wedding party at his longtime aide’s wedding in Jacksonville, Fla.

Kathleen Littlefield and Michael Pantozzi wed in Brooklyn. A little over an hour later, she was onstage in “Love, Love, Love” at the Roundabout.

A high school counselor and an editor marry in Massachusetts.

The couple were married by Justice Elena Kagan in her chambers at the United States Supreme Court.