LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Bad receptions reflect on bad brides (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) - To avoid gossip about your wedding day around the water cooler on Monday morning, the "reception spy" offers tips that can help good brides from becoming bad brides and even worse hostesses.

Brides-to-be commit to the gym (Detroit Free Press) - Personal trainer Jennifer DiDonato has found a unique way to keep her brides crunching.

Mexico, Once in Demand, Loses Its Brides and Grooms (New York Times) - Many couples who had planned on destination weddings in Mexico this spring or summer are now scrambling to find an alternative spot or postponing their events indefinitely.

San Fernando still saying 'I do' to bridal shops (Los Angeles Times) - The abundance of bridal stores and related businesses in San Fernando once was celebrated. Now, the economic downturn has reduced the number of customers, and some merchants are struggling to survive. For years, downtown San Fernando has been a retail hub for dozens of bridal stores and related businesses catering to prospective brides and grooms and to seekers of gowns and gear for proms, ...

Wedding Saving Tips (KULR-8 Billings) - Research shows the $60 billion dollar a year wedding industry is taking a hit this year as brides try to trim their budgets. Wedding Planner Pat Clark said she's seeing local couples cut back.

Brides’ flaunts boundless energy | By Joyce Davis For the Reporter-Herald (Loveland Reporter-Herald) - Kurt Terrio, owner and director of Carousel Dinner Theatre, says Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is the theater’s most requested show, right up there with Cats. And that’s no wonder considering this riotous, rousing and righteous presentation that showcases a cast capable of successfully creating the stunning dances and music the show requires.

Canadian Brides go Green with Wedding Favors (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - Eco-friendly or Green Weddings are on the rise in Canada. According to The Wedding Planners Institute of Canada (WPIC), more and more brides are reducing their carbon footprint when planning their wedding.

Wedding bells may drown poll din on D-day (The Times of India) - Don't get surprised if you happen to see brides and grooms in their bridal make-ups alighting from embellished ghoris' (mares) and queuing up at polling booths on Thursday, May 7.

Crisis spells boom for matrimonial detective biz (Express India) - Thanks to the economic crisis, private detective agencies are witnessing a boom in their business, with a marked increase in demand for verifying the job-related background of prospective brides and grooms.

Grooms: Brides Manipulated System (CBS 5 Phoenix) - Some foreign brides tried to exploit a loophole in immigration law by accusing their husbands of abuse, several Valley men say.