Ten years after the Supreme Court ruled there's a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, the split between Republicans and Democrats on the issue is wider than it’s been in decades.

Greece’s center-right government is speeding up its timetable to legalize same-sex marriage despite growing opposition from the powerful Orthodox Church.

The Knot collected data from couples across the U.S. to determine the average cost of a wedding per state in 2021. Here’s what they found.

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It’s pretty safe to say that Jack White had the best day ever on Friday.

The city of Detroit just got a new first lady.

The couple intends to marry in a small ceremony in the fall.

Couples who are planning to get married should have “the talk” about their finances and establish a joint financial plan ahead of time.

Two couples share their interesting tales of how their love began

Is your significant other making money mistakes that are affecting you? If your significant other is making a money mistake that’s affecting you, then you’ll want to take a look at these tips. “Couples fight over money more than other things like chores, what’s for dinner and togetherness,” said money savings expert Andrea Woroch. Money can be a big source of strife with your significant other, especially if you don’t do this:“The first common mistake I see a lot of couples make when it comes to money is postponing the ‘money talk,’” said Woroch. And set aside free money in your budget so each of you have a spending account.

To celebrate, we wanted to share some amazing love stories from local couples. This is all part of our new Detroit Love Stories Newsletter, which will feature stories like this one, along with dating advice, guest blogs and more. Floating the right boatNatalie B. writes: My husband and I met in 2015 while in Chicago. She is still the love of my life and we’re still on our honeymoon after all these years. Sign up for the Detroit Love Stories Newsletter below:

It’s coming up -- and to celebrate, we wanted to share some amazing love stories from local couples. AdI didn’t know at that time he was thinking the same thing. I didn’t know what I was thinking. He wasn’t mad but he said me “If you don’t want to go I totally understand.” “No I want to go I really really do. I really didn’t think much about it.

“Love is patient, love is kind. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. Love never fails.”-- 1 Corinthians 13You’ve probably heard this Bible verse many times at weddings or perhaps an engagement or anniversary party -- anywhere love is being celebrated. Likely the best way to understand love is to live it and listen to each other’s love stories. We’d like to hear your love stories to help us all get a better picture of what love is and what it means.

TROY, Mich. – Valentine’s Day is approaching, but for any Michiganders who aren’t feeling the love, there may be hope yet: A free divorce is up for grabs. Goldman & Associates, a law firm based out of Troy, is giving away a free divorce to a Michigan-based couple in hopes of helping someone who may not otherwise be able to afford the legal fees. One winner will be chosen at random to have their divorce case handled by the firm free of charge. 🚨 Michigan Divorce Giveaway! To enter, individuals must send their name, phone number, email address and a brief explanation of why they should win a free divorce.

Tomorrow is National Spouses Day. In celebration we gathered a group of Live In The D friends to talk about the joys, and challenges of life with their spouse. Jason Carr sat down with Mary Liz Curtin, owner of Leon Lulu and Three Cats Restaurant in Clawson, Vanessa Cohen, co-owner of the Cohen Brand, and Movie Reviewer Greg Russell. Between all three of them, they have more than 50 years of life experience being married to their spouse. The group talked about everything from whether opposites attract, to strategies to reconciling marital disagreements, to what it takes to have a long successful relationship with your spouse.

DETROIT – Sam and Faith Strong will celebrate 70 years of marriage next month and while COVID-19 prevented them from holding a party, they still found ways to celebrate. Faith was 17 when they married in 1940 and Sam was 24. They said they’ve had their ups and downs, but they’re still partners. You can watch Paula Tutman’s full story in the video above. To help the Strongs celebrate, you can send cards toSam and Faith:70 Years StrongC/o Denise Harris5119 Highland Road PMB 207Waterford , MI 48327