You know all about the first and second date. But in terms of compatibility? The third is make-or-break.

It's an old subject. But it's a pretty damn old problem. What do you do for a date?

It's easy to skate. It's easy to let things slide. But don't be That Guy. Be romantic without being a dweeb.

Forget the gym. Here are 50 gradual, incremental changes that will actually improve your life. (Maybe.)

It's here. Get your hands on The Plunge's honeymoon budget spreadsheet. (Yeah, sounds frickin' exciting, we know...)

Some are cheesy. Some are inappropriate. Some are downright ugly. And none of them should be played at your wedding.

It's the penultimate event. Ready? Here's the speedy rundown of what you need to do for the rehearsal dinner.

You've been to weddings. You know how this junk works. But here's a quick guide to make sure your bases are covered.

Not much to it. By the time the wedding ceremony rolls around, there's basically nothing you can do to stop this train. Stand, speak, kiss. But in case you need more guidance...

Too lazy to read the entire article about Reception Behavior? This is your cheatsheet.

Some of this might seem insulting. You've been on vacations. But the obvious stuff can sneak up on you, and there's no shame in using a list.

Wanna know every last detail about when to select vendors, flowers, and videographer? Screw that. Here's the leanest, meanest wedding timeline you will ever see.

You're a bright guy. You don't need help adding up the cost of airfare, hotels, and dinners. But this spreadsheet will help you manage group expenses.

You will have a guest list. You will need a spreadsheet for organizing said guest list. Want the best one in the business? You're welcome.

The marriage has one lone bright spot: the bachelor party. Here's your dead-simple, quick, easy guide to planning it.

If you're over the age of 17, you should have a decent idea of what to pack for a bachelor party. In case you need some extra help...

A man's most challenging tasks: running a mile in under 6 minutes, correctly answering whether her butt looks fat in those jeans, and buying her lingerie.

Paradox: you're a good tipper. But you hate to even *think* about wedding vendors. So how do you tip? A quick cheat sheet.

It's the least romantic day of the year. It doubles the cost of every restaurant, it triples the cost of a dozen roses.  It's checkmate. How can you win?