LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides taking wedding invitations into their own hands (Gretna Breeze) - WEDDING DISPLAY – Sherry Kubicek of Kubellen Krafts stands behind the store’s display of wedding invitations, thank you, place cards and favor boxes that brides are now making for their wedding.

Puffed-up brides back (Herald Sun) - MOVIE star looks are making their impact on brides, with women calling for princess-style gowns influenced by the latest cinema successes.

Brides-to-be browse for bargains (Granite City Press-Record) - Faith Cabral came prepared to the Gateway Bridal Show Thursday with an entourage that included not only her fiance, but her future mother- and father-in-law, and her maid of honor.

NKU Alumni To Appear On ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’ (The Kentucky Post) - HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. – Northern Kentucky University alumni Elizabeth Alexander and Chris Bowker will take to the “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” hot seat next week for a special presentation of “Wedding Week,” with Brides.com.

Harried brides find help at fair (Reno Gazette-Journal) - Whether it was a decorative cake brides were looking for or a Celtic bagpiper, the American Heart Association had hundreds of weddings covered.

Sheila's out shopping: Something blue (Naples Daily News) - I thought I would shop for something blue for June brides. I liked the idea of the blue from the poem:

WE tv to March Down Aisle with Bulging Brides (Broadcasting and Cable) - WE tv is expanding on its Go Bridal programming initiative, literally in the case of one new show, Bulging Brides.

Brides-to-Be, Get Ready to Run (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - It's shopping as a full-contact sport. And the women who take part in the "Running of the Brides" at Filene's Basement in Columbus wouldn't have it any other way.

Brides-to-be weigh their options at bridal show (The Jackson Sun) - Trenton bride-to-be Anitrice Moore had a full team in tow at the 2008 Bridal Show.

Bridal Fair pleases brides-to-be, vendors (Keokuk Daily Gate City) - The fifth annual Bridal Fair at the River City Mall hummed with activity as about 100 brides-to-be, entourages of relatives, friends and the occasional prospective grooms visited vendors and sampled wares.