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Your high school best friend is getting married. As one of her beautifully bedecked bridesmaids, everyone will be checking you out from their seats in the pews—including the groom's college roommate, who, by the way, is sizzling hot.

Weddings have long been viewed as a great place to meet potential partners (or at least potential dates). How do you best put yourself out there for that fateful meeting?

There are all sorts of websites these days that help you with specific tasks, such as making mix tapes, planning your wedding, blocking online distractions, and even determining your delivery date. But would you entrust your sex life to yet another online tool?

Bedpost is an online calendar that records the date and exact time you did the dirty deed, how long it lasted, whom you did it with, and how you would rate the experience. Just enter details on the form and, presto, you'll see how you're performing lately.

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You see, it doesn’t just happen in movies, to the likes of Julia Roberts or Carrie’s Mr. Big. Jennifer Wilbanks was just a regular bride-to-be, scheduled to tie the knot in Georgia in 2005. But due to a massive case of wedding jitters, she disappeared on the day of her wedding, a stunt that earned her the notorious nickname “Runaway Bride.” Another unfortunate case of cold feet involves Tatsuhiko Kawata of Japan, a married man who was set to wed his mistress. He changed his mind at the last minute, and set the venue on fire to make sure the wedding never took place.

It’s common for soon-to-wed couples to feel an onset nerves as the wedding day approaches, but those who fail to keep them under control end up having these regrettable tales. So how do you deal with wedding jitters?