Rumor has it that Zach Galifianakis is getting married. The actor, 42, is engaged to long-time girlfriend Quinn Lundberg, 29, according to People. Lundberg and Galifianakis are set to marry August 11, according to their wedding invitation, which includes a personalized drawing by the actor depicting him as a troll and his fiance as a “stunning tall blonde princess.”

What are some ways to personalize your wedding invitation?

Cupid’s Advice:

Your wedding day is all about you and your honey, so your invitations should be, too. Here are some ways to make your wedding invitation personal:

1. Cater to your interests: Theme your invitations around something you and your fiance both love. Big sci-fi fans? Do a photo shoot with lightsabers. Do you both love to cook? Include your favorite recipes on the invite and ask for recipes in return.

2. Bring out your personalities: Is your significant other quiet while you’re a chatterbox? Showcase your personalities with battling typefaces next to a telling photo. Fonts that range in size and style layered over one another will look perfect next to a photo of you shouting while your love covers their mouth.

3. Do something different: Bring out your creative side. Instead of paper invitations, try a photo collage or scrapbook, a video or even a musical invitation. Showcase your talents and show who you two are as a couple.

What are your best ideas to personalize a wedding invitation? Tell us below.

When Peter Highman (Robert Downey Jr.) finds himself on the no-fly list at the airport, he turns to other means of transportation in order to get back home in time for the birth of his child.  In the new fall comedy Due Date, out November 5, 2010, Peter partners up with Ethan Tremblay (Zack Galifianaskis) for the road trip of their lives.  What should be a harmless cross-country trip turns into a maze of obstacles for the two strangers to overcome.  Will it all end in disaster?  What seems to be a modern-day take on the late eighties classic Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Due Date reminds us that a bromance can be just as heartwarming as any traditional romance.

In a committed relationship, how can you make sure you don’t ignore friendships?

Cupid’s Advice:

It can be difficult, especially in a new relationship, to make time for friends.  But in order to maintain social equilibrium, it’s important to cut out some quality time that is meant for you and your friends.

1. Time off: You may not realize how much you miss your friends until you’re with them again. Setting aside specific blocks of time to reconnect with your pals is crucial to maintaining not only a friendship with them, but also a solid relationship with your partner.  If you’re dating someone who purposely makes it hard for you to spend time with your friends, perhaps it’s time to reevaluate your relationship.

2. Schedule it: Everyone is busy, and sometimes it can be difficult to set aside time.  Coming up with set times or dates, or making a pact to always get together for specific occasions (such as birthdays) will allow you to have something to get excited about.  Even with all of today’s technology outlets, nothing beats spending time together face-to-face.

3. Get a hobby: If you and your friends have a common interest, you may be able to find time to pursue it together.  Having some downtime from your partner will strengthen your friendships as well as your romantic relationship.

Release Date: November 5, 2010