LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Outer Banks wedding weekend showcases the area to brides (Outer Banks Sentinel) - The Outer Banks Wedding Association (OBWA) will produce its Eighth Annual Outer Banks Wedding Weekend and Expo Jan. 7-8.

Picking a wedding bouquet (The Charlotte Observer) - For some brides, only the most proper bouquet of rosebuds will do. Others would rather sashay down the aisle with chili peppers and pomegranates tucked among their posies.

Making a list, checking it twice (The Star Online) - Here’s a trend that will be more than welcomed by those who are thinking of taking the matrimonial plunge. BRIGITTE ROZARIO speaks to a woman who wants to help brides and grooms get better gifts.

Bluff View Art District’s 10th Annual Day for Brides Set Jan. 8 (The Chattanoogan) - Bluff View Art District will host the 10th Annual Day For Brides on Sunday, Jan. 8.

You are cordially invited (Victoria Advocate) - The 16th annual Bridal Showcase, which takes place Sunday, Jan. 8, at the Victoria Community Center, promises to continue the tradition in fine style. Net profits from the show will benefit the Pilot Club's charitable activities.

Entertainment News (MLive.com) - Ongoing GRAND RAPIDS BACKGAMMON CLUB, Cascade Roadhouse, 6817 Cascade Rd. SE. Every Tuesday, 7 pm registration. $5. Information: www.grbg.org thru Mar. 12 ROSA PARKS CIRCLE ICE RINK, Rosa Parks Circle, Monroe Center. Thu, 69 pm; Fri, 510 pm; Sat, noon10 pm; Sun, 28 pm. Free skating, $1/rentals.

Getting married without getting harried (South Coast Today) - A virulent strain of Wedding Fatigue has become increasingly common and dangerous. Although it has not been shown to cause permanent damage, it nibbles away at otherwise healthy brains, rendering them useless for months.

Cobbler gets 54 months over bride for sex scam (The Star Online) - COBBLER Fan Kiet Teng, 64, cooked up a scam to have sex with foreign women looking for a Singaporean husband.

The 2006 Bridal Trends Report From Alfred Angelo (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - He pops the question. She says yes. And in just a split second ... her life has changed. Now the focus is all about the wedding; the breathtaking nuptial site, the 'picture perfect' dress.

Tokyo romance became catalyst for change (The News-Courier) - Few people are in a better position than Sara Love to hear the hundreds of stories - some of them tragic, some comic, some inspiring - that grew out of Athens State University’s 183-year history.