What could be more romantic than touring the Amalfi Coast with your love? After being gone for nine months, Hannah and her boyfriend chose to travel the Amalfi Coast by rental car.

I am so excited to share with you this truly intimate lifestyle shoot captured in the famous Historic Reed House on Manzanita Beach at the coast Oregon.

We were inspired by the danish word, hygge, which means a quality of cosiness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being.

I moved to Vienna in January to find her charms buried in hibernation. I’ve watched with eager anticipation, her awakening. After a long winter’s sleep, Vienna comes alive in the spring. Quaint street markets open with tulips in every color, as the first sunshine peeks through late winter clouds.

Dawn Cosgrove is a flower farmer in rural Saskatchewan, Canada. She invited photographer Rosie Haberl to her Whistling Prairie Flowers while harvesting her dahlia crop, and was kind enough to share the beauty with us!

I Posted REALLY Bad Photos of my TV While I Binged Old Episodes of Gossip Girl and it Blew Up our Instagram

Gossip Girl Mondays are B.E Publishing’s highest-activity day by a landslide…and I don’t hate that at all.

We loved every inch that we were able to explore in Prague. From the main attractions such as Old Town Square, walking along the Charles Bridge, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Prague Castle to the unending and timeliness cobblestone streets and alleyways. This is a city you’re able to 'get lost' and enjoy every second of it. Prague has this unique charming and nostalgic quality that leaves you breathless.

“You are cordially invited
to a gathering of friends and sisters
to fellowship and share in the breaking of bread
to stir up one another to love and good works

Your wedding day will be filled with moments you hope to be captured as if they were a painting. This inspiration piece was inspired by just that, the slowness and meaningful moments that take place throughout your wedding day and in particular the intimacy between yourself and your family.

Our adventure began in Paris, where we filled our days wandering through the quiet streets of Montmartre and Marais and ended them admiring the Eiffel Tower, sparkling in all her glory, over banana nutella crepes.

What were each of your thoughts when you met for the first time?

Kameshia: I was nervous but he was so sweet and funny and made those nerves go away quickly.

Jordan: I was excited to meet her because we had been talking for about 2 months before meeting each other. I knew there would be a connection.

There were a lot of lessons I learned from Italian culture during my trip. Not saying Italy or Europe is perfect – it’s easy to over-romanticize that part of the world. But there was one concept that stuck in my mind the whole time I was there and looking back, I am going to call it: “More Better.”

Meet Gail and Jeff. The pair have been married for 37 years and I just knew they would be Issue Three’s anniversary couple after Gail, owner of Weddings by Gail, submitted their 35th wedding anniversary celebration to us for publication consideration. I was so smitten with their chemistry and thrilled to see that she was a fellow wedding professional, I was sold on telling their love story.

First impressions last a lifetime, or so they say, but should first impressions outweigh one’s collective experience? On a recent trip to France, Stephanie and Stephen found themselves at odds with some preconceived notions of French culture. Would the people be kind to them? Would they feel unwelcome? Or worse, would they be denied their fair share of French crêpes?

From B.E Wed Oklahoma Issue 3: Our Anniversary Couple Huma and Arfan on planning a Pakistani wedding in Oklahoma.

A wedding with two madly-in-love humans and the most KILLER NYE party in the Black Barn at Spain Ranch.

Hanukkah 101. Expand your horizons this year and get to know how other cultures celebrate the holiday season!

I am always aspiring to make our home as cozy and comfortable as possible. I want it to feel like a big hug when you walk through the door.