LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides Turn to Online Tools to Unearth the Path to Greener Wedding Planning (PRWeb) - Brides are going green at OurWeddingDay.com, the web's most comprehensive site offering the online tools and resources brides need to make environmentally-friendly wedding plans. (PRWeb Apr 17, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/04/prweb863254.htm

Brides Turn to Online Tools to Unearth the Path to Greener Wedding Planning (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - Brides are going green at OurWeddingDay.com, the web's most comprehensive site offering the online tools and resources brides need to make environmentally-friendly wedding plans.

Man's offensive calls to brides (BBC News) - A man hunted down brides and made obscene calls after their wedding photos appeared in papers.

Brides-to-Be Shop for Modern Gowns Donated to Salvation Army (WGHP Greensboro) - On Wednesday, Piedmont brides-to-be will get the opportunity to shop for modern wedding gowns, with a not-so-modern price tag. The four Salvation Army thrift stores in the Triad, are selling 127 wedding dresses at discounted prices.

Man found guilty of stalking brides (The Scotsman) - DAVID Whyte, 42, hunted down new brides and made obscene calls to them after their wedding photographs appeared in newspapers, Aberdeen Sheriff Court heard yesterday.

Bridal Fair to attract brides to Market St. (Rhea County Online) - Spring is in the air, and with it come all the couples preparing to tie the knot and say, “I do.” On April 19, brides-to-be can venture to downtown Dayton between noon and 4 p.m. to talk to various vendors regarding that special day.

Poverty drives sale of children as brides in Afghanistan (OneWorld South Asia) - Farida (not her real name) was paid 40,000 Afghani (£400) last summer for marrying her 13-year-old daughter to her father's 20-year-old cousin. The child, her freckled face half hidden behind a blue veil, says she does not like her husband, and begins to cry.

Brides-to-be plan weddings at area bridal show (The Union-Recorder) - Brides-to-be gathered for a taste of what’s to come during the Milledgeville Brides and Bouquets Bridal Show Saturday.

Brides find wedding dress bargains (News 14 Carolina) - WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- An anonymous group donated nearly $50,000 worth of brand new wedding gowns to Winston-Salem area Salvation Army stores. The dresses were divided between four stores in Winston-Salem, Mocksville and Yadkinville to be sold Wednesday morning for $50 to $200 each.

OurWeddingDay.com's BrideLine Saves Brides and Budgets (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - The only wedding planning website offering brides free live expert advice.