LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides forced to buy their dresses twice (Daily Telegraph) - BRIDES find themselves dudded by boutique after it goes into voluntary administration.

Foreign brides in the news (AsiaOne) - Many foreign brides have made headlines in S'pore recently with the 6,360 transnational marriages taking place last year.

Bikie brides promote new flick (BigPond News) - Brides on bikes have accompanied the release of the Australian feature film, The Marriage of Figaro.

Bridal Shop Offers Free Gowns For Military Brides (WCVB Boston) - A Watertown bridal shop is giving away free designer wedding gowns to military brides-to-be in honor of Veteran's Day.

Hotel hosts brides-to-be in Rowsley (Bakewell Today) - EXCITED brides-to-be enjoyed a fairy-tale wedding open day in Rowsley. (29/10/2009)

Arrests over underage unions (Gulf Times) - Three Egyptian officials have been arrested for conducting weddings in which the brides were under age, a judicial source said yesterday. The officials from Daqhiliya province married three girls to adults, the official said, without giving the girls’ ages.

Trick-or-treating promotes Main Street area (Marshfield News Herald) - Witches and brides, vampires and Frankensteins monsters prowled the streets of Marshfields downtown Friday afternoon, stopping at shops displaying a pumpkin sign to make the traditional Halloween pitch.

Foreign brides rejuvenate South Korea's aging society - Feature (EARTHtimes.org) - Seoul - Foreign brides are replacing local women as a major source of vitality in South Korea's greying rural communities, helping to rebuild rural family bonds by providing babies and farm labour...

Anxious wait for couples as venue may close (Irish Examiner) - DOZENS of brides-to-be will have a nervous wait to see if there big day can go ahead after it emerged that a well-known Co Kildare wedding venue might have to close its doors.

Say ‘I Do’ to Rock (New York Times) - Smirk all you want at wedding bands. These ex-indie rockers are having the last laugh.