LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Parking tickets for brides-to-be (BBC News) - A parking chief defends issuing tickets to buses parked in bus stops and to two brides-to-be.

Brides Against Breast Cancer (WJHG Panama City) - Hundreds of brides-to-be went pink Sunday and took part in the 5th Annual Brides Against Breast Cancer show at the Boardwalk Beach Resort.

Running of the Brides (KKTV 11 Colorado Springs) - Brides to be raced across Security Service Sunday field vying for a shot at free wedding give-aways.

Trash the dress? (Beloit Daily News) - Brides, did you intentially damage your dress after the wedding? The Daily News wants to hear from you. Contact reporter Ashley Rhodebeck with your name and contact info at arhodebeck@beloitdailynews.com .

Bridal registries reflect our casual lifestyles (The Virginia Gazette) - Brides building their bridal registries today are thinking twice about china cabinet classics, turning instead to home items in which the luxury is a bit more casual.

Audrey gets hitched in style! (The Evening Telegraph) - Audrey with dad Bob — and big yellow breakdown truck. Some brides may dream of a white Rolls Royce, others of a vintage Bentley, but for Dundee teacher Audrey Mackenzie her wedding day transport thoughts turned immediately to an AA recovery truck.

BYU football: Players' wives form "Band of Brides" (The Salt Lake Tribune) - PROVO - Most little girls grow up dreaming about being spring brides or summer brides.     But the only season Anna Staffieri was concerned with was football season.

Samonsky & Randall to Woo Bodnar & Marilley in Denver 'White Christmas' (Playbill via Yahoo! News) - The Denver Center for the Performing Arts' new production of Irving Berlin's White Christmas, produced by the resident Equity Denver Center Theatre Company in association with Denver Center Attractions, will feature Andrew Samonsky, Benjie Randall, Amy Bodnar, Kate Marilley, Mike Hartman and Dorothy Stanley.

New Web site just for brides (Hattiesburg American) - The Hattiesburg American today is launching a new Web site for brides only. HubBrides.com offers area brides-to-be plenty of ideas for planning their perfect wedding.

Wannabe brides and grooms go online to say no to dowry (Hindustan Times via Yahoo! India News) - In a country where 20 women are killed for dowry every day, a group of over 5,700 prospective brides and grooms have gone online to declare, 'I don't want dowry!'