LIBrides.com Web News Archive

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

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) - Brides and grooms do it. Transatlantic travellers do it. And you might even be getting it for Christmas. Neutralising your carbon emissions is becoming the must-do activity for the eco-conscious citizen.

Tips For Producing a Unique Wedding Video (PR Web) - Many brides shop for a wedding video and don';t realize that there are so many options today that will make your wedding video so very unique. Wedding videos today look more like a reality television show and there are so many options available to the new bride and groom. The possibilities are limitless, well depending on your budget . . . [PRWEB Dec 23, 2005]

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.

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.

Use lead crystal for drinking, not storing, liquid (Austin American-Statesman) - Q: I was warned by my favorite liquor store people that alcoholic spirits stored in lead crystal would result in lead leaching. They also told me a waiver must be signed in California to purchase this type of crystal. Can you chase this one down? —

Weddings: a window on cultural change (Asia News Network) - In all cultures, rich or poor, from east to west, north and south, in times of peace or in wartime, weddings are among people’s most cherished memories.

Greed strains courtship rite (Chicago Tribune) - JOHANNESBURG -- In rural South Africa, a man seeking a wife has long had to pay a few cattle to her parents, as a token compensation for their loss and as a gesture indicating his financial ability to support a new family.

Asia rides wave of Korean pop culture invasion (Chicago Tribune) - YANGJOO, South Korea -- A farm, even a fake one, is cold this time of year, so the Japanese retiree had some trouble wriggling his many layers into the king's costume. His wife, in a matching get-up, primped excitedly for the photos.