LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Health tips for would-be-brides (Hindustan Times) - Every bride wants to look perfect on her wedding day; understandably so since it’s one of the most important events in a woman’s life. However, for some, the last few months leading up to the big day can also be the most stressful as many women work especially hard at this stage to get into shape.

Do Indian men want virgin brides? (IBN via Yahoo! India News) - The attitudes of the young are changing and many men today are not hell bent upon finding a virgin bride - a good girl . But, however much young attitudes may be changing, traditional values still hold sway for most part and thus one can find matrimonials with requests for girls with traditional values and principles.

Do Indian men want virgin brides? (IBN live) - Pre-marital sex is an issue couples have to work out and perhaps it is the freedom to choose that is empowering.

Wedding Traditions from Around the Globe (WDBJ 7 Roanoke) - The toasts. The bouquet toss. The dreaded Chicken Dance. These are rituals that, for better or worse, brides in the U.S. can expect on their wedding day. But have you ever wondered what weddings are like around the world?

Rich look for their mate on love boat (The West Australian) - Money and marriage are modern China’s twin obsessions and would-be brides had their chance to pursue both in Shanghai at the weekend.

Warren Jeffs has had 17 jailhouse visitors (The Arizona Republic) - SALT LAKE CITY - During his first six weeks in jail, the leader of a southern Utah polygamist church had frequent visits from a brother and another church elder - both of whom dissidents suggest are carrying messages from Purgatory Correctional Facility to the faithful.

Man warns about Internet brides (ABC 13 Texas) - All he wanted was to find love, get married and live happily ever after. Instead, one has some new problems.

IRS May Owe You Money (CBS 2 Los Angeles) - The Internal Revenue Service may have a refund check waiting for you to claim. Did you ever think that the IRS would be trying to track you down to give you money, rather than to take it?

Homegrown Terrorist (The Memphis Flyer) - Federal prosecutors say a Tennessee farmhand aimed to be the next Timothy McVeigh.

Teen Fashion Designer Dreams About Her Own Wedding Day (Derby Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - It's no surprise that weddings are a serious business. They are, after all, a $25.3 billion industry.