LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Mesquite church helps brides on a budget (The Mesquite News) - Many brides spend months n even years n planning their perfect wedding day. From the wording of invitations to the texture of icing on the cake, each detail is meticulously considered to create a ceremony fit for royalty.

Dear Abby | Brides were taken to the cleaners (The Kansas City Star) - DEAR ABBY: Believe me, I sympathize with “Duped in California.” After my wedding in 1979 I sent my gown to a recommended dry cleaner and got the precious box back after waiting more than a month. It was sealed, with instructions to keep it sealed to preserve it.

Brides’ tales of being taken to the cleaners (The Biloxi Sun Herald) - Dear Abby: Believe me, I sympathize with “Duped in California” (Feb. 2). After my wedding in 1979 I sent my gown to a recommended dry cleaner and got the precious box back after waiting more than a month. It was sealed, with instructions to keep it sealed to preserve it.

Brides through the ages (Otago Daily Times) - Images from the 'Mactodd Brides Through the Ages' wedding expo held in Arrowtown on Tuesday, as part of the Arrowtown Autumn Festival. Pictures are by Emily Adamson, and available for purchase from Otago Images.

What local brides think (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - The latest reviews are in. Millenium Music & Video – “Our DJ did a FABULOUS job. Our guests were on the dance floor all night. They haven't stopped talking about how much fun they had at our wedding! Thanks.”

Brides 2009 (New Times San Luis Obispo) - Weekly Poll Pirates. For or against?

Style Briefs | (The Charlotte Observer) - WEB SITE 2.0: CarolinaBride.com has had a makeover. The revamped Web site provides planning tips and wedding stories from the print publication and offers online tools and resources. Brides can use the site to hear directly from local industry professionals; stay up to date on current trends in gowns, shoes and jewelry; and take part in discussion forums. The site is also updated daily with ...

An Uninvited Guest is Crashing Weddings at The Stillwater Library Terrace (5 Eyewitness News St. Paul) - A construction project in downtown Stillwater has some summer brides worrying about their big day.

How to do a chic but cheap wedding (Times Online) - Wild flowers, village halls and homemade food - crunch-conscious brides wouldn't dream of spending £20,000 on their big day.

Spectacular displays at brides show (Otago Daily Times) - Future brides have the opportunity to win nearly $3000 of wedding photography, catering, insurance and travel arrangements while taking in the sights of more than 100 years of bridal gowns.