LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Foreign brides swamp refuges (Stuff) - About 400 mail-order brides and women married for dowry money are seeking refuge each year after being abused and dumped by their husbands.

Brides Gain Free Online Access to Professional Wedding Planner (PR Web) - New website allows you to email your wedding dilemma to a professional and get next-day answers posted in the form of a lesson for other brides to share. (PRWEB May 13, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/UHJvZi1Qcm9mLUNyYXMtRmFsdS1IYWxmLVplcm8=

Brides on a shelf (The Telegram Online) - Calgary artist Bev Tosh has spent the past 5 1/2 years painting portraits of young war brides of the Second World War.

Pipe organs saved from EU threat (The Observer) - Britain's brides can breathe easy - they can still walk down the aisle to the strains of Handel's 'Arrival of the Queen of Sheba'. The government has ruled that a European directive designed to restrict hazardous substances should not apply to church organs, which contain lead.

Brides Gain Free Online Access to Professional Wedding Planner (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - Dallas, TX (PRWEB) May 13, 2006 -- A wedding planner in Dallas, Texas has opened her doors to the online bridal community to provide direct access to her expertise.

Modern Bride finds local trendsetters (Boston Globe) - It was getting engaged three years ago that prompted Brookline bridal counselor Allison Moir-Smith to launch a private practice to help brides-to-be. ''I know my work is done when the bride understands that it's OK to be both sad and happy at the same time," the now-married Moir-Smith told Modern Bride. The magazine has chosen Moir-Smith, a psychotherapist who focuses ...

WEDDING REGISTRIES: Riled brides (Detroit Free Press) - Marshall Field's conversion to Macy's has gotten bumpy for some brides-to-be. A number of brides who have registered at the department store for their gifts have found the items discontinued. And some who registered again with new product selections found those items discontinued, too.

Getting That Gown Out of Town (Washington Post) - Wedding days are here again. That means it's time to tackle a question brides-to-be ask about with surprising frequency on our weekly online chat: How do you pack and transport a gown for an out-of-town affair?

Here Comes the.... Bill! (WIVB Buffalo) - Nuptial sticker shock is a sobering fact for brides and grooms as wedding bells produce ever-larger wedding bills.

Financial Literacy ABCs (WIVB Buffalo) - Special from CSMonitor.com Here Comes the.... Bill! Nuptial sticker shock is a sobering fact for brides and grooms as wedding bells produce ever-larger wedding bills.