LIBrides.com Web News Archive

More brides seeking younger grooms (icWales) - TODAY'S brides are increasingly likely to marry younger men, a survey into the lives of contemporary women reveals today.

Saab Gol(d) maal hai (The Times of India) - With gold prices crossing the 7.5K mark, parents and near relatives of brides-to-be are a worried lot.

Sun Pavilion enters into a happy union (Harrogate Advertiser) - MORE brides and grooms will now take Harrogate's Sun Pavilion as their lawfully wedded venue after the 70-year-old Harrogate landmark was made a member of the UK Wedding Venue Association.

In Germany, Muslims grow apart (International Herald Tribune) - In the eyes of her brothers, Hatun Surucu's capital crime was that, living in Germany, she had begun living like a German.

Spending up big for the grad (Central Western Daily) - Girls are spending up big for their graduation nights, with beauty parlours reporting that some graduates spend more than brides for the night.

Moonlight schedules auditions (Orlando Sentinel) - The Moonlight Players will be auditioning for Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at 7 p.m. Dec. 11 and 12 at the Moonlight Warehouse Theatre in Clermont. Parts are available for 14 men and seven women ages 15 to 30 and thee older men and two older women.

Holiday-recipes 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.

Section Links (Platinum today) - The traditions of weddings are changing, as are the choices of wedding jewellery made by brides. An increasing number of brides are now choosing platinum rings and other items in place of traditional pieces handed down from older generations.

IN THE SPIRIT: Thanksgiving weekend: The very best of times (Grand Forks Herald) - Once again, I've been humbly reminded that the most beautiful word in any language has to be "family." Mine met for the Thanksgiving weekend in Cheyenne, Wyo. We offered prayers of gratefulness to God for countless blessings, especially one another.

Dr. Dolittle Tour Snags a Peter Pan Veteran to Choreograph (Playbill) - Patti Colombo, who created potent and percussive choreography for the Cathy Rigby Peter Pan in recent years, will choreograph the new Tommy Tune-directed Dr. Dolittle, a spokesman for the national tour confirmed.