March 14^th is the day on which we celebrate the mathematical constant π or pi (3.14.) In high school, Pi Day just means that instead of having to learn anything in math class, you get to spend the whole period eating pie. Now that we’re adults, Pi Day is about to reach new levels of class.

In honor of Pi Day, here are 13 wedding pies that will please any math teachers who might be in your wedding party:

While some American brides may dream of a good ol’ fashioned white wedding, we think it’s time to expand our horizons and explore wedding looks from around the world.

Here are 7 traditional dresses from other cultures that blend heritage with modern day sensibility:

For the dedicated bibliophile, there’s no better aphrodisiac than the smell of old books. If you’re the kind of couple that loves the written word as much as (or even a little bit more than) you love each other, consider having a wedding that’s all about literary love. 

We’ve found 11 bookish ways make your wedding a real page-turner:

Are you a passionate bride with a flair for the dramatic? Want to turn heads by being a little more va-va-voom than prim and proper? Many brides are choosing red wedding dresses that show off their personalities, their curves and their general badassery. 

Here are 13 brides that rocked their red wedding dresses:

In How to Marry a Millionaire, Marilyn Monroe plays a near-sighted model that, predictably, is trying to attract a rich husband. She’s afraid that no one will ever fall for her when she’s wearing her stylish cat-eye frames, so she spends more than half of the movie bumping into things around Manhattan.