LIBrides.com Web News Archive

OFF THE CUFF: NEWS AND NOTES ON SHOPPING (The Palm Beach Post) - Attention, busy brides-to-be - pencil this event into your packed calendar ...

Disney Princess Bridal Gowns (First Coast News) - WINTER PARK, FL -- It's no secret, most brides want to feel like a princess on her wedding day; and now, Disney is making sure brides will look like a princess as well.

Big bridal show moves to Glendale this weekend (The Arizona Republic) - Brides-to-be can find ideas, designer dresses and maybe even a pair of diamond earrings at the Phoenix Bridal Show at University of Phoenix Stadium.

Ex-prison nurse sentenced for giving phone to inmate lover (The Virginian-Pilot) - CHESAPEAKE - A 32-year-old former prison nurse was sentenced Friday to two years of supervised probation for smuggling a cell phone to an inmate at St. Brides Correctional Center. Circuit Judge Randy . . .

Simply stunning: Brides give a warm reception to classic styles (Boston Herald) - Attention brides-to-be: Cinderella has left the building. While a girl's wedding is still her Big Day, the princess gown - and all things fairy tale - have fallen out of favor. Today, brides are...

Underage brides wedded to tradition (Independent Online) - Guests gather while grooms in colourful turbans and brides adorned with gold jewellery and wearing red saris walk around a sacred fire, pledging to protect each other.

Marriage License fees could double (KFDA-TV Amarillo) - Brides and grooms in Texas may soon have to spend even more money on their nuptuals, but can avoid that extra fee if they enroll in state provided counseling.

Bride's out of the ring (Herald Sun) - JILTING brides should resist any urge to throw out their engagement rings or they may find themselves out of pocket, a judge says.

Tips for Making Your Skin Radiant on Your Wedding Day (Kewanee Star Courier) - (ARA) - Every bride wants her wedding to be picture perfect - from the dress to the flowers to the food at the reception. And of course, brides want to be beautiful, both for the ceremony and for the wedding pictures.

Engagement rings are men's property (Daily Telegraph) - When wedding plans turn sour, unwilling brides should resist any urge to toss out the engagement ring, the NSW Supreme Court has determined.