LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Brides trashing wedding dresses after nuptuals for photo op and fun (ABC 7 Chicago) - From all white, to wiped out - more women are foregoing the traditional gown storage and going with a whole new trend that might make some brides cringe.

Foreign brides don't always live the dream (Independent Online) - While foreign brides are generally happy with their lives in South Korea, a significant share find their dream to be an illusion, according to a survey.

War Brides Soldier On Though Their Numbers Decrease (Queens Chronicle) - (Jillian Abbott) Eileen Guaricci, and Hilda Benjamin, are two of Flushing’s four British war brides. “The war was a long time ago and we’re not getting any younger,” said Eileen Guaricci, a lively, vivacious woman who came to New York as a war bride at 18, in 1946.

Foreign brides in South Korea don't always live happily ever after (EARTHtimes.org) - Seoul - While foreign brides are surveyed to be generally happy with their lives in South Korea, a significant share has seen the dream of a better life turn out to be an illusion. A recent survey by a lawmaker of 3,028 non-Korean brides in the south...

Grooming brides (Hindustan Times via Yahoo! India News) - It's that time of the year again when Bridal Asia is all set to allure the to-be brides and grooms with current trousseau fashion. Bridal Asia is scheduled for October 16 to 18 at The Ashok Hotel and the preparations have begun for the show..

BRIDES Magazine Launches 'Something Pink' National Awareness Breast Cancer Campaign (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - BRIDES magazine debuts "Something Pink" -- a national awareness campaign in support of the Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation, an organization founded to grant wishes to women with metastatic breast cancer and their families.

Brides dumping NRI grooms in a hurry (Hindustan Times) - OF 'HARASSED' HUBBIES AND LAWS... Marriages will not be registered in court unless couples present a certificate confirming they have completed premarital blood tests, say media reports.

'Sexist' ban on brides' dads (The Courier Mail) - BRIDES are being told their fathers can't walk them down the aisle - because the practice is "sexist".

Bridal registries reflect our casual lifestyles (The Virginia Gazette) - Brides building their bridal registries today are thinking twice about china cabinet classics, turning instead to home items in which the luxury is a bit more casual.

VIDEO: Whipsnade's a walk on the wild side for wedding planners (Luton Today) - Brides-to-be make a beeline for special event