LIBrides.com Web News Archive

More brides angle for cheaper weddings (The Pantagraph) - RALEIGH, N.C. -- Brides are still saying “I do” in 2009, but they’re saying “I don’t” to lavish weddings.

Website to help credit crunch brides (Blyth and Wansbeck Today) - CREDIT crunch brides looking for the perfect dress for their big day are about to have their prayers answered with the launch of a charity website. (22/06/2009 09:21:43)

Frugal brides and grooms still walk Caribbean aisles (Hattiesburg American) - The dour economy is not stopping brides and grooms from the USA from saying "I do" on Caribbean sand.

Same-sex weddings, heartland style (CNN) - The art of dodging tossed wedding bouquets had been mastered by Cindy Pollard. At 52, and with plenty of experience celebrating the big day for others, she'd learned how to back into corners and disappear when brides sent those flowers flying.

Wedding couples cut back on costs (BBC News) - Research shows that almost two thirds of brides and grooms are cutting down on the cost of their wedding.

WESTRICH GALLERY AND RAPTOR SERIES GRAND OPENING (dBusinessNews.com) - For 60 years St. Louis families, brides and grooms, and corporate leaders have to turned to Westrich Photography for the finest in portrait photography.

All you need is love, and just the right dress | Local Faces (Northern Star) - Ballina’s Paradise Brides store owner Treudie Kaehler is blooming with one of her favourite dresses – and a brand new wedding promotion.

Burning Brides @ NXNE 2009 (ChartAttack.com) - Background/Composition: The Philadelphia hard rock trio, made up of husband and wife Dimitri Coats and Melanie Campbell (on guitar/vox and bass, respectively) and drummer Pete Beeman, opened for the Black Lips at Yonge-Dundas Square on June 18. Burning Brides have toured with Eagles Of Death Metal and Peaches and released their latest album, Anhedonia , on June 17 in Canada.

For wedding guests, ceremony is favorite part (The Times-News) - NEW YORK - Planning a wedding, and want to make sure your guests are happy? Think about ditching the receiving line. That's the least popular aspect of a wedding from a guest's perspective, according to an Associated Press-Brides.com poll released last week.

COLUMBUS: Lunetta family emraces Special Olympics (The Register-News) - EWING—While it might be out of the question to ask most brides and grooms to change their wedding date, it was Jessica and Lance Weer’s own idea.