Nobody really prepares you for the shift that happens after the wedding is over. The dress is packed away, the vendors are paid, and suddenly you realize — this is where the real work begins. Here are five things I have learned about being a young wife that nobody warned me about.

Two months and 2,000 miles apart — and then 40 hours together that reminded us exactly why the distance is worth it. Here is a look at our weekend including a family maternity shoot, a wedding dress fitting, and a whisper challenge that the camera missed entirely.

Month two of engagement has looked a lot different from month one — less decision making and a lot more emotional support. Here is my honest update on where we are and what this season has actually felt like from my side.

Neh and I spent over a year in a long distance relationship 2,200 miles apart — and we made it work. Here are the nine things that kept us grounded, connected, and moving toward the same future even when we were far apart.

Proposing to my bridesmaids was one of the most heartwarming experiences of my entire engagement season. Each box was personalized, each moment was intentional — and watching their reactions reminded me exactly why I chose each one of them.

You hear so much from Bre's side — the TikToks, the Instagram posts, the YouTube videos. But there are two of us in this. Here is my honest take on everything from the proposal planning to the first month of being engaged.

We have been engaged for 15 days and have already booked our venue, DJ, sparklers, 360 booth, hair and makeup, and found our wedding dress. Here is a look at everything we accomplished in our very first two weeks of engagement.

I was running late, hungry, and on day two of my cycle — honestly I was ready to cancel the whole appointment. But the moment I put on dress number four I understood exactly what women mean when they say when you know you know. And I knew.