LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Best of the Best Bridal Show offers brides variety (Greater Milwaukee Today) - WAUKESHA - Brides-to-be can plan each detail of their wedding at the Best of the Best Bridal Show this weekend at the Waukesha Expo Center. More than 70 vendors will be available to discuss their services in everything ranging from wedding fashions to entertainment to cakes, floral and travel.

Outsourcing from the bottom of your heart (Miami Herald) - Overwrought brides and grooms who don't mind a guilty conscience might want to take note of a new wedding service -- professional thank-you note writing.

MEP CHALLENGES MINISTER OVER PLIGHT OF BRITISH BRIDES (Scottish Liberal Democrats) - Scottish Liberal Democrat MEP, Elspeth Attwooll, yesterday (Wednesday) demanded answers from the UK Presidency of the EU over the treatment of British women who are married to asylum seekers.

Seven Brides, Spamalot, 42nd Street on Pittsburgh CLO Slate in 2006 (Playbill) - Van Kaplan is executive producer of CLO, which presents in the Benedum Center.

Brides-to-be Embracing the Internet for Wedding and Bridal Jewelry (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - (PRWEB) November 16, 2005 -- For many future brides, the search for the perfect wedding jewelry now starts with the click of a mouse. Online bridal jewelry sales are seeing a rapid increase thanks to 24-hour access, a larger selection, and in many cases, lower prices. Couples who may have been hesitant to buy something so special online are finding the advantages and savings too tempting to pass

Gifts for English Gardening Ladies (BellaOnline) - A Rustic arch with scented climbing rose - Zephirine Drouhin or Aimee Vibert make a lovely gift. Three lavender plants in clay pots – lavender is the traditional flower of Feminine luck, worn by brides, maidens and women of all ages.

Maryland Couple Wins Free Wedding (PR Web) - Local couple Ian and Nancy of College Park, Maryland will tie the knot on Sunday, January 22, 2006 at the Marriott Hotel- North in Bethesda; not only will their family and friends be there to celebrate with them - but so will hundreds of future brides and their families. [PRWEB Nov 18, 2005]

Today's brides say 'I do' to taking husband's name (Gainesville Sun) - What's in a name? The practice of taking a husband's surname after marriage was first publicly challenged by Lucy Stone, a suffragist born in 1818.

Diana's 'spare' wedding dress up for sale (Hello!) - Brides searching for the ultimate fairytale look for their nuptials now have a chance to bid on the quintessential dream gown.

Christmas-kickoff special section is 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.