LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Experts, brides share tips for wedding bliss (Beaumont Enterprise) - For many brides, their wedding day is something they've dreamed of since they were little girls and first heard the concept of Prince Charming.

Virgin brides off the shelf (The Star) - MOVE over, China ladies; hello, Vietnam! In their dependency on foreign brides to correct a marriage imbalance, more Singaporean men are turning to Vietnamese women in recent years.

Running Of The Brides! (FOX 5 Washington D.C.) - Some of the I DO CREW members helping bride-to-be Sylvia Willis showed up at the Fileen's Basement store in Rockville 26 hours before the sale began. Willis, of Greenbelt, wanted her team to be first in line for the Running of the Brides sale of deeply discounted wedding gowns.   FOX 5's John Henrehan reports.

Brides only limited by imagination for cake (The Montana Standard) - MELVILLE, N.Y. When it comes to custom-designed wedding cakes, simple doesn't mean plain, and over-the-top doesn't mean gaudy. When a bride sits down with a cake designer and says she wants something with clean lines, she still may want delicately designed sugar flowers, edible pearl trim or lacework that matches her grandmother's antique veil. In the world of designer cakes, it all makes sense.

Brides run to find cheap gowns at Filene's (WTOP Radio Washington, DC) - Brides-to-be have the opportunity to snatch up designer gowns for $249 to $699.

Exhibit brings surprising bridal traditions to life (Asheville Citizen-Times) - ASHEVILLE – Brides-to-be have myriad opportunities to be bombarded with cutting-edge wedding-fashion tips from bridal fairs and expos, wedding Web sites, magazines and their mothers.

Brides Can Now Get What They Want for Their Weddings (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - Bespoken For saves brides time and makes choosing accessories a pleasure for brides Nationwide.

Better business bureau suggests wedding insurance (WECT 6 Wilmington) - With commercial bankruptcies on the rise some brides and grooms are getting left at the altar by their vendors.  The better business bureau says wedding insurance is a great way to protect yourself.

Four brides, one hand-me-down gown (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - A $75 wedding gown from Dayton's, bought in 1946 with the winnings from a prize coon hound, just had its fourth bride, wed barefoot on a beach. In between, romance always clicked.

Inside the world of brides who can't let go (Daily Telegraph) - ONLINE wedding forums can make a bride's big day a major obsession as those about to web agonise about everything from cakes to eco-friendly confetti.