Danny Kim for The New York Times

They knew it had to be permanent if they would be traveling the world together performing magic.

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Tom Bloom

Still king — king of the celebrity-impersonator wedding officiants, that is.

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Kieran Kesner for The New York Times

Ms. Everett wore a vintage Priscilla of Boston gown, and Ms. Holt wore a kilt of her maternal family’s tartan.

A Bible study class helped cultivate a romance between a minister of the United Church of Christ and a middle-school teacher.

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Lynn Donaldson for The New York Times

The groom tried and failed to convince the WNYC producer he was serious about their relationship, so he emailed former Wyoming senator Alan Simpson for help.

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Nathan Morgan for The New York Times

In the 26 years they've been together, Janis Ian, left, and Patricia Snyder have been pleasantly surprised to see growing acceptance for lesbian couples.

Ms. Ian, the folk singer, has borne witness to many of the societal changes of the last 50 years. Her marriage to Ms. Snyder in 2003 was one example.

Danny Kim for The New York Times

The couple married for the first time in 1995, split in 2003, became best friends, and now are newlyweds again.

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Blaine and Bethany Photography

The brides featured in the announcements this wedding season chose a chic or relaxed hairstyle in which to say “I do.”

Kristina Barker for The New York Times

When 800,000 bikers traveled to South Dakota this month, some left on their Harley-Davidsons as newlyweds.

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The bride and groom each sing with a rock band.

You might say this couple cleaned up in the OKCupid derivatives market.

The bride plunged into the Arkin family business, acting, and soon found herself in her own romantic comedy.