Maybe she already knows the plan. How do you still keep the suspence? We have a plan.

So you've settled on a DJ, as oppposed to a band.  Some things to keep in mind...

He gets that you can't explicitly mention ex-girlfriends, strippers, or cops. But he wants to do it subtly. Is it possible?

Tradition, friendship, jealousy, it's all there...

Piss off your bride, or suffer the indignity of one of her male friends as a groomsman?

Spoiler alert: They're not gonna like our answer...

We offer 3 different solutions: 1) Simple; 2) Pain in the Ass; 3) Dramatic.

We didn't intend this. Honest. In fact, we're not sure what to make of it. More and more women, however, are reading and liking The Plunge. Should we be even meaner to drive them away? Up in the air. In the meantime, a self-described bridezilla writes us for help...

He won the lottery: he'll be out of town, on business, for the last week of wedding planning. But he wants to romance her from afar. Here's how.

Damn. We're supposed to be above these petty fights. Sometimes, though, it happens. This is how you damage-control.

If that question had a silver-bullet answer, then we'd shut down this site, collect our billions, and spend 16+ hours a day shattering bedposts.

Arugably the hardest job of the groom: picking between best friends. Some tie-breaking solutions...

We didn't exactly create The Plunge as a forum for virgin women, but hell, we're here to help...

Maybe you have one idea for your bachelor party... And your best man has something else entirely. How to broker the peace?

A lot of guys feel this. Not a lot of guys admit it. We break it down.

And no... he's not already married.

Warning, warning, warning, warning...

A woman writes The Plunge...says that her new marriage is on the rocks because she can't get over groom's lapdance. Here's what she needs to know.

No. But not for the reasons you might think...

This guy thought his fiancee was cool with him getting a lap dance. She wasn't. Oops! Now she's pissed. How can he recover?