"The wedding scene's funny because we used a real priest.
She carried daisies at her wedding to my dad, and we used to always get daisies from friends on the anniversary of her death.
My mother cooked the same seven or eight meals in weekly rotation for decades, punctuated by the obligatory dinners for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter, when we used her wedding silverware.
We used the same wedding march, from "The Marriage of Figaro," that my parents had used at their wedding; a friend read aloud the Yeats poem that my mother had recited to my father on their first date.
Oh, I wish I could show you kids photos from back then, but we used Snapchat for our wedding pictures.
It suggests eternity, which is why we use it for wedding rings.
"We've both gone through the whole tra-la-la kind of wedding you used to have for your Barbie dolls," Mr. Murphy explained.
One woman offered her wedding dress — used only once — for whatever you have.
Throwing rice during the opening wedding scene used to be ubiquitous until clean-up crews started complaining about the mess.
While most wedding dinners that don't use a formal cake are relatively informal themselves, Ms. Hanlin said she had been to a formal wedding that used an ice cream station gussied up "super elegant with silver bowls".
Alexis Conrad, 29, a New Yorker who's a former project manager at TheKnot.com, a wedding website, used to wear a Tiffany silver heart necklace every day but stopped.
