LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides Not Destructing (antiMUSIC) - (BW&BK) BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION board administrator Nikki has contacted BW&BK to straighten things out about the rumor that the Brides are breaking up. Says Nikki, They are not splitting.

The white album (Sydney Morning Herald) - Awash with white - the colour of brides and babes is back. -

Here come the brides (Mega Star) - Thank goodness Elton John and David Furnish laid on the bling for their civil partnership ceremony - otherwise we’re not sure what the papers would have to talk about at this time of year.

Last-minute Gift Guide 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.

Tree-planting projects may not be so green (Guardian Unlimited) - Science: Knock-on effect thwarts carbon offsetting plan · Attempts to undo CO2 damage a short-term fix

Dutch set immigrants culture test (BBC News) - Would-be immigrants hoping to settle in the Netherlands are to be required to pass a language and culture test.

Porter pushing boundaries with RAN (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News) - Susie Porter's new TV drama series, RAN (Remote Area Nurse), gives an insight into the Torres Strait Islander culture and looks at issues not often discussed.

Four Seasons Hotel Canary Wharf and The Boutique Present the Ultimate Stress-Free Bridal Shopping Package (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - (PRWEB) December 21, 2005 -- The Boutique, presented by the internationally renowned wedding designer and planner Elysian Consultants, has partnered with the 5-star Four Seasons Hotel Canary Wharf to create the ultimate stress-free shopping weekend for brides-to-be.

Making a game out of it (The Sacramento Bee) - From taffeta strapless dresses to diamond rings and dove releases, Sacramento's bustling wedding industry may be the first to land its own board game.

Tokyo romance became catalyst for change (The News-Courier) - Few people are in a better position than Sara Love to hear the hundreds of stories - some of them tragic, some comic, some inspiring - that grew out of Athens State University’s 183-year history.