LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Calling all brides-to-be (Collinsville Herald) - For those brides-to-be wandering the world without a floral designer, a honeymoon destination or a photographer, the Gateway Center has the event for you.

Disney line lets brides dress fit for a princess (Daily Herald) - Miniature Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Belle figurines sit on Sarah Lee's desk, not far from her collection of Disney princess movies.

Brides Against Breast Cancer (WSPA Spartanburg) - It i s every bride's dream , a sea of gowns to choose from and R ita F agan is determined to find hers. "Something very simple very plain and not a long train. I know I am going to find it here."

Canadian brides dump white gowns for color (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Traditional white wedding gowns aren't making it to the altar this year as Canadian brides-to-be commit, instead, to color.

Making your own wedding dress (The Virginia Gazette) - Brides today have more choices than ever before when they are picking a wedding dress. Many of the old rules have been tossed out. For example, dresses aren't always white, they're not always big and poufy and they don't have to include trains that go on for miles. A bride can feel free to choose a wedding dress that fits her body type and personality.

Getting married? You're invited! (WIS News 10 Columbia) - COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) - There's a one-stop shopping event for all brides-to-be this weekend. The Saint Andrews Woman's Club's "Bridal Showcase" is Sunday afternoon from 1pm until 5pm in the Cantey building.

Flowers, colors abound for fall weddings (The Virginia Gazette) - The choices are endless for fall brides. From flowers and colors to décor, fall brides can create the wedding of their dreams simply by using their imagination.

Tonight in Toronto (Toronto Star) - Over 100 vendors and services will be on hand to offer up wedding planning tips and tricks. Cake designer Bonnie Gordon shows brides how to decorate their own favours, and chef Jamie Kennedy gives a lesson on oyster shucking.

Brides say 'I don't' to white (News 24 South Africa) - Canadian brides-to-be are no longer saying "I do" in traditional white wedding gowns, but are opting for more bold colours such as red and even black.

Give your wedding a personal touch (The Virginia Gazette) - If you're like most brides-do-be, you've been dreaming about your wedding day since you were a young girl. Whether it's a lavish gala or an intimate affair, it will be one of the most important days in your life. To the tiniest detail, it must be perfect. If your big day is looming on the horizon, consider personal touches to make your dream wedding a reality. Start when considering the décor ...