They aren’t only beautiful pieces of jewelry—they also keep memories of the special moment and all that follows inside. Just ...

It struck an emotional chord. A head-banging bride and groom found a way to amp up their “most heavy metal wedding ever” — by exchanging electric guitars instead of “crappy” rings.

Metal fans fall in love and get married like everybody else does, but their wedding attire and playlists can wildly deviate from convention. Who says you can’t serenade your wife with Guns N ...

And for those who grew up going to rock and metal concerts, it’s the perfect opportunity to put on a show of their own. If you’re planning an alternative, music-themed wedding (or are ...

Nope. But what if they had a little metal? The worst part about weddings for headbangers is wedding DJs and their staid playlists. Do we really want to hear “Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough ...

Two loved-up goths tied the knot in 'the most heavy-metal wedding ever' - and exchanged electric guitars instead of rings. Madi Danger and Jay Aspen wanted to avoid tradition on their big day and ...

Cook found the ring in late April, when his metal detector gave off a "real faint" sound. After digging about four inches into the ground, he found the wedding band, which was inscribed with the ...

During the ceremony, the bride wore black, and walked down the aisle to the music of New York death metal band, Cannibal Corpse. Ken Steeves and Sheila Loftus exchanged wedding vows at an annual ...