LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Dave Eggers on his teen idols the June Brides (Guardian Unlimited) - Pop: The June Brides may have caused few ripples in the 1980s indie scene but they meant the world to a teenage Dave Eggers. But why was that?

Brides special section now available on this Web site. (Perry County News) - The Perry County News regularly includes special sections in its print edition, and those special sections are posted here, as well. Just look on the left side of this page for the list, which includes sections on seniors, brides, home improvement, Little League players and other topics.

Government support for mail-order brides (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - A rural province in South Korea plans to give financial aid to help lonely male farmers pay for mail-order brides from overseas.

For bold brides, vivid hues, accessories, flowers add dramatic flair at Showcase (Rapid City Journal) - RAPID CITY — If you are planning a wedding in the near future, the annual Bridal Showcase is your one-stop shop for all things matrimonial.

S Korean province plans aid for mail-order brides (Daily Times) - A rural province in South Korea plans to give financial aid to help lonely male farmers pay for mail-order brides from overseas. South Kyongsang province plans to start a trial programme in which it will give 3,500 pounds to male farmers who marry foreign women, an official said on Tuesday. South

White hot (Pioneer Press) - Julia Roberts and Marisa Tomei have worn Romona Keveza's glamorous gowns, but the high-profile designer quickly dismisses Hollywood talk. To Keveza, the true celebrities are the brides she gets to dress for the biggest day of their lives.

South Korean province plans aid for mail-order brides (New Kerala) - SEOUL: A rural province in South Korea plans to give financial aid to help lonely male farmers pay for mail-order brides from overseas. South Kyongsang province plans to start a trial programmein which it will give (6,113 dollars) to male farmers who marry foreign women, an official said today.

Aisle style (Rocky Mountain News) - This year's wedding gown designs are as diverse as the brides who wear them. Designers are creating a variety of shapes, with everything from slim silhouettes to sophisticated trumpet skirts. Yet bold ball gowns remain popular, proving that a traditional look never goes out of style.

Nothing cheap for Ulster brides (Belfast Telegraph) - Wedding dresses costing just £60 are to be launched at Asda - and Ulster brides on a tight budget are set to benefit. The cream gowns will cater for women with both contemporary and traditional tastes, according to the supermarket chain.

Government support for mail-order brides (Independent Online) - Struggling to find a wife who wants to live in rural South Korea? No problem, say officials, who have devised a novel plan to help the country's lonely male farmers.