LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides special section 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.

BRIDES Reveals 'What's Hot in Weddings' With the 2006 Trends Issue (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - What's hot in weddings" changes every season and the BRIDES March/April 2006 issue on newsstands February 14th, reveals the domination of gilded glam, quirky color combinations in bouquets, the personalization of bridesmaids gifts and charitable gift giving as the latest trends nationwide for 2006.

Find Your Wedding- Day Style With Brides Magazine's Special Issue Receptions (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - It is the party of a lifetime! Whether you've imagined your big day as a seaside soiree, an ultra-luxe affair or a simple backyard bash, BRIDES' special issue RECEPTIONS offers inspiring ways to evoke romance in every setting.

Blogorrhea NYC: When Skunks and Brides Attack (Gawker) - • You Hell's Kitchen kids think your bedbug infestation is bad? Up in Washington Heights they've got fucking skunk attacks. [Fish Drink Water] • When your fiancee visits three post...

'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers' builds to February performances (North Platte Bulletin) - More than 30 cast members are rehearsing for “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” a musical of the old West that will play in North Platte in February. Set in Oregon in 1850, the play is based on a story from legendary Roman history.

Summer brides hit stores now to grab their dream dresses (Lansing State Journal) - Nationwide, there will be nearly 2.3 million weddings this year, and most of those will take place in June, July, August and September, according to thewedding report.com, a Web site that monitors the bridal industry.

The Government’s plan to regulate ‘marriages of convenience’ — between local men and foreign women — has received (Malay Mail) - They feel it is time that such marriages be regulated to ensure that there is no hanky-panky. A spokesman for an agency, who preferred anonymity, said the move would curb the practice of charging exorbitant fees, of between RM15,000 and RM24,000, for foreign brides.

For bold brides, vivid hues, accessories, flowers add dramatic flair at Showcase (Rapid City Journal) - RAPID CITY — If you are planning a wedding in the near future, the annual Bridal Showcase is your one-stop shop for all things matrimonial.

Old Masonic temple now sells elegance (Baltimore Sun) - Ornate downtown building that dates from 1866 has been renovated for meetings, weddings The once-secret halls of a downtown Masonic temple have undergone a $27 million transformation to attract brides, banquets and businessmen, adding a new competitor in Baltimore's meetings and events market.

Dental Lab-Direct Provides Affordable New Teeth Whitening Alternative in Time for Wedding Season (PR Web) - Thousands of brides-to-be across the country are choosing not to use their dentist for professional teeth whitening. They are now going to the Internet to buy Dental Lab-Direct to skip the dentist visit and save hundreds of dollars. [PRWEB Feb 7, 2006]