LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides can soon say 'I do' like a princess at Disney (Sun-Sentinel) - If your nuptial dreams include a fairy-tale wedding, Walt Disney Co. might have the perfect solution.

Wedding show to be held Sunday (The Evening Sun) - Brides can prepare for the walk down the aisle during a wedding show taking place Sunday. Simone's Unlimited Day Spa and Bridal Boutique, at 332 E. Middle St., Hanover, will present a bridal and prom show at Cross Keys Motor Inn, 6110 York Road, New Oxford.

Winter bows out with something for everyone (Canandaigua Daily Messenger) - Bluegrass and brides, horseshoes and hoops — you have no excuse to be bored this weekend. And if you think boredom is OK, there's even a four-hour workshop on spreadsheets in the mix. As Winston Churchill once famously said: "Get off the couch, spud."

Betrothed at First Sight: Courtship by Koreans in Vietnam (New York Times) - Faced with a shortage of potential brides at home, many South Korean men are traveling abroad to pick wives and hold weddings in a matter of days.

Lunar New Year special on China brides through Singapore agency (AFP via Yahoo! News) - A Singapore marriage agency is offering a Lunar New Year special on brides from China's Fujian province, the agency told AFP.

Odessa Shop Helps Burned-Out Brides (The Kansas City Channel) - A small shop in Odessa opened its doors to brides in distress over losing their wedding dress in a huge fire.

Marriage brokers in Vietnam cater to S. Korean bachelors (International Herald Tribune) - Faced with a shortage of potential brides at home, many Korean men are finding wives abroad.

A Keeper? Brides have a decision about names (Winston-Salem Journal) - Since I got married six months ago, my parents have taken to addressing my mail with different combinations of my and my husband's last names: Madigan, White, Madigan-White, White Madigan, Mr. and Mrs. Jason White.

Scented ceremonies (Naples Daily News) - In floral markets and at florists across the United States, Hybrid Tea roses stand tall for wedding flowers. They bestow vibrant colors — but no lasting sweetness. For those planning a wedding this year or next, consider heirloom flowers and roses, possibly grown in your own garden, to bring the day both beauty and fragrance.

Make Out of Town Wedding Guests Feel at Home (Kewanee Star Courier) - (ARA) - Weddings are a big occasion not only for the bride and groom, but for their friends and families as well. It is a great chance for people who don't see each other as often as they would like to reconnect.