Breaking out a shovel at a wedding might sound like something folks would do after having too much bourbon. But some Southerners do it for a different reason.

It’s not long now until the new year, but rather than Hogmanay parties and first-footing the focus will be on money management.

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Navarro adds: "We wanted our wedding to feel like a dream. It was important to us to find a place that felt unlike anywhere we had ever been, a place that embraced nature and transported us to ...

Getty A new bride says she is feeling "slighted" after all of her guests — including one in particular whom she described as being "well-off" — failed to give a gift at her wedding.

Property taxes are the gift that keeps on giving for the Scottish Government, with revenues continuing to rise and now on the brink of breaching £700 million a year. The latest collection figures ...

The couple, who met eight years ago, exchanged vows in a forest ceremony at Dunskey Estate. By Mitchell Peters Congratulations are in order for Dave Navarro and Vanessa DuBasso, who tied the knot ...

Amazon is still offering next day delivery on some items, making it the perfect time to treat mum this Sunday, March 30.