A zillion DIY projects from Etsy's "handmade wedding"series.

How to handle wedding toasts gone wrong.

Book a honeymoon and get a free wedding. [via Lovetripper]

Put your picture on a stamp, and get a discount, too. [via The Bridal Wishlist]

This woman decides not to marry a stranger in a radio stunt. Probably a good idea.

Editor's note: The Reluctant Groomzilla will be here this Friday, March 28, to do a live reader Q&A from 11 to noon. Is there something you've been dying to ask him? Now's your chance. Submit questions here.  

Those of you who have lived in the District—or at least gone out to bars in Georgetown, Foggy Bottom, and downtown DC—probably know the Flower Guys. There are two or three who come around to the bars every evening selling flowers—usually roses. They even came by a restaurant I was at a few weeks ago. Talk about a great sales pitch. Can any guy with a girl afford not to buy one without looking like a cheapskate? Of course, you look pretty cheesy if you do. You can’t win.

A hidden camera experiment: Pretend to like a hideous wedding dress, then see if your friends and family tell you the truth. This is awesome.

J. Crew puts out its first accessories-only catalogue. [via Bridalwave]

Driving at 107 mph to get to your wedding on time probably is not the best way to start a marriage.

A wedding day trip to the racing track pays off for this couple.

I can’t even tell you how psyched I am right now. Josh, our blogging groomzilla—whom the whole online staff (the women anyway) would probably have a crush on if he weren’t, you know, engaged—is coming in this Friday to do a special chat. Ask him anything—okay, anything that has to do with him and weddings—and he’ll answer between 11 and noon. He’s hilarious, so don’t be shy.

Whoever invented the Tupperware party—a Saturday afternoon when your mom invites all the other moms over to buy kitchenware—opened the door for parties selling much cooler products. For example, bras (which, come on, totally trump plastic bowls). And last week I learned about a Tupperware-style shower idea: gathering the bridesmaids to create custom perfumes.

Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway will star in Bride Wars, a movie about a girl who gets mad at another girl for having her wedding on the same day. Which, from the last paragraph of this EW piece, sounds like exactly the movie that director Amy Heckerling turned down.

AM New York has tips for buying your dress.

In Alaska: a very wet wedding.

Country singer Sara Evans gets engaged.

Judging by the number of workshops Paper Source holds on wedding invitations, what sounds like a simple card and envelope is actually kind of a big deal. The store, though, makes you spend $55 to get its expertise; here, you can get invitation tips for free—plus advice on place cards, save-the-dates, and more. Itsy Kliman, a popular local wedding calligrapher, will be here Thursday at 11 AM to take your questions.