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blogs for brides

get all the latest local bridal gossip plus tips and trends from our blogging team

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real kansas city weddings

looking for ideas? here’s how they’re getting it done around town

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planning tools

we've got you covered from the courthouse to the calendar

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do it yourself

strapped for cash but don’t want to sacrifice? Feel like you have better ideas than the ones in the shops? we've got the coolest DIY projects in town.

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bridal shows

Get your tickets here for our Bridal Spectacular

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the top 10 list

our pick of the best of the best…of everything!

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ask kate

want advice answers a shoulder to cry on? KC Weddings’ editor Kate Ancell is here to cure what ails you.

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the dress finder

looking for the perfect dress but don’t know where to start? Here’s who’s got what all around town

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honeymoons in...

check out where we’ve been—you’ll want to go there too!

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kansas city's ulitmate reception-site guide

North, south, east or west: KC Weddings brings you the best!

Wedding, Engagement and Anniversary Announcements

online announcements

look through The Kansas City Star's wedding, engagement and anniversary announcements, view guest books, photo galleries and gift registries.

how to place an announcement

click here to find out how to get your announcement in the kansas city star

Tips for the Bride

Pack an emergency bag. Let’s face it: no one knows what this day will bring in terms of the unexpected, so pack a bag with safety pins, tape, flip-flops Alka-Seltzer, bobby pins…and then give it to a trusted friend to look after for you. You’ll be glad you did!
Top tip: Keeping hold of the emergency bag can be a good job for a younger family member or friend who’s too young (or old) to “be” in the wedding itself.