LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides Gone Wild, Grooms Gone Mild (Fox News) - Call it 'Bachelorettes Gone Wild': Brides-to-be are kicking the stuffy traditions of yesteryear to the curb and getting rowdy to celebrate the end of their single life.

Brides head outside for elegance (Gazette.Net) - In recent years, more brides have been choosing to hold their weddings outdoors resulting in a picturesque backdrop for taking vows. Gardens, parks and golf courses are increasingly popular venues for the ceremonies in Frederick County.

Here come the brides, fit for the spotlight (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - In their quest for perfection, today's brides are turning to wedding trainers, such as Seattle's Christi Masi, dubbed a top trendsetter by Modern Bride magazine.

Chiongbian: A month for brides and golfers (Sun Star) - Welcome to the month of June, a month of wedding bells and golf tournaments. Ready for the aisle next week is Kathleen, the daughter of Fe and Vic Suazo Jr., who will build a family life with my nephew Allan. Congratulations to you guys and may you have as many little ones as you desire.

Becoming your own boss can improve bottom line (Daily Record) - WASHINGTON -- Joe Pregiato gave up selling bonds on Wall Street in favor of snapping pictures of blushing brides.

Summer television preview (USA Today) - Summer series abound. USA TODAY offers a month-by-month sampling (times and days subject to change; some shows premiere on nights or at times different from their usual slots; times ET/PT unless noted):

Wander the fragrant streets of Mackinac Island (CNN.com) - My first morning on Michigan's Mackinac Island, I thought I had wandered onto a Hollywood back lot.

Premarital Therapy: Saying 'Help' Before 'I Do' (Fox News) - More couples are walking into a therapist's office for premarital counseling before walking down the aisle.

Fascinating Fact 1566 (ContactMusic) - Three classic musicals are set to hit London's West End later this year (06) - THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS and CABARET.

Annan tells leaders to help prostitutes on AIDS (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan challenged world leaders on Wednesday to protect the most marginal groups in society from AIDS -- prostitutes, drug users and homosexuals.