LIBrides.com Web News Archive

War Brides honoured during 2006 Remembrance Day Ceremony (Wynyard Advance Gazette) - The Wynyard Civic Centre was at full capacity for the annual Remembrance Day Service held on November 11, 2006. The ceremony began at 10:45 a.m. when Wynyard Royal Canadian Legion Branch 101 members held the opening ceremony.

Brides to be or not to be (St. Petersburg Times) - As ABC comes looking for contestants in Tampa, consider the finer points of Bachelor protocol.

Platinum (Financial Times) - The tripling of the platinum price over the past three years owes much to an unlikely alliance of burly truckers, Chinese brides and global financial traders.

Gay brides (Belfast Telegraph) - On December 19, 2005, the world's media gathered at Belfast City Hall as Grainne Close from Ahoghill and Shannon Sickels from New York City became the first same sex couple in the UK to have a civil partnership ceremony.

Flying high into matrimonial bliss (IBN via Yahoo! India News) - NRI grooms have found a novel way to sweep their brides off their feet. They are flying high in post-nuptial bliss!

Saturday wedding show at Otsego Club (Gaylord Herald Times) - GAYLORD - Brides-to-be, their fiances, mothers and other interested parties are invited to the 2006 Wedding Show Saturday at the Special Events Center of the Otsego Club in Gaylord. The free event is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Dutch Muslims seek a fresh start (BBC News) - Immigration is again a hot topic as the Dutch prepare to vote in a general election, the BBC's Sam Wilson in Amsterdam reports.

Desperation is the mother of cynical invention (INQ7.net) - TO publicize a new film, all you need to do is pay millions of pesos for an all-out promotional campaign in print, radio and TV.

New Wheaton Spa Creates a Lounge-Like Atmosphere (RedNova) - By Kim Mikus Nice thick spa robes, waterfalls in the treatment rooms and a relaxing, calming atmosphere are some of the amenities clients will find at the new Sanctuary Day Spa in Wheaton.

Publishers Embrace Text Messaging (Mediaweek) - Magazine publishers, tired of being lumped in with “old media,” are embracing one of the newest media, mobile text messaging.