LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Taiwan men seek mail-order brides from Vietnam (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - In Taiwan, some men choose brides from the comfort of their living rooms by watching a TV show that airs photographs and biographical details of Vietnamese women looking for husbands.

Disney Offers Princess Gowns To Brides (The Morning News) - NEW YORK -- So many brides say they want to look like a princess on their wedding day -- and now we're about to find out if they mean really mean it.

Plus-Size Brides, Slim Pickings on Dresses (ABC News) - As Nation Gets Heavier, Some Dress Makers Start to Cater to Larger Sizes

Tips for Making Your Skin Radiant on Your Wedding Day (Hornell Evening Tribune) - (ARA) - Every bride wants her wedding to be picture perfect - from the dress to the flowers to the food at the reception. And of course, brides want to be beautiful, both for the ceremony and for the wedding pictures.

AHA! (Detroit News) - Hey, brides-to-be on a budget: Remember, the Isaac Mizrahi for Target Bridal Collection we told you about? Now you can actually buy it online at Target.com.

Brides on the run (North Devon Gazette & Advertiser) - There will be a bevy of brides taking part in Torrington's Round the Tree Race on Friday. The Torrington Players are staging Sylvia's Wedding, a comedy by Jimmie Chinn, at the Plough Arts Centre from May 23-26.

Buff brides workout (iVillage) - You've got the ring, set the date and booked the venue, but what really sets the alarm bells ringing is the line of the dress being spoilt by bingo wings and a bulging tummy. What is a girl to do?

Shop Talk (RedNova) - By Stephanie Allmon, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas May 4--New: Target wedding dresses Brides: Register for gifts at Target and buy your bridal gown there, too.

Be a knockout on your big day! (Surrey Advertiser) - THERE are so many things to worry about on your wedding day. Will the groom turn up? Will the flowers arrive? Will I look beautiful? Most brides are also concerned about their weight, health and fitness.

'I do' dresses (Orlando Sentinel) - Lavish weddings may be all the rage in some circles. But many brides, for reasons of economy or personal style, are saying 'I do' to more streamlined affairs. To meet the need for simple, affordable wedding attire, a growing number of clothing companies, from Ann Taylor to Target, are introducing collections of bridal gowns and bridesmaid dresses. At J. Crew, wedding attire was introduced three ...