Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Engagements & Weddings - October 2, 2005 Edition (Detroit Jewish News) - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meczyk of Northbrook, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg of West Bloomfield are pleased to announce the engagement of their children Susan and Darryl.

Weddings for Oct. 2 (The Advocate Messenger) - Halee Denise Zirnheld and Robert Allen Coleman were married Aug. 6 at the home of the bride on Quirks Run Road by Boyle County Judge-Executive Tony Wilder.

Middle-class India plows new wealth into big weddings (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News) - At a wedding held in a five-star New Delhi hotel last winter, the groom stepped out of a two-door BMW sports car, specially flown in from Europe for the occasion. Spanish flamenco dancers, fresh orchids from Thailand, ice sculptures, even second-tier Bollywood stars paid to mingle - all are just some of the flourishes seen at recent Indian weddings. Forget being down-to-earth. The latest fad is

HOW I GOT THE JOB: Missy McVicker Dibble, 25 (Kansas City Star) - About the company: White Lily Weddings and Events is a full-service event coordinator based in Shawnee. The company has a showroom and gift boutique offering special event rentals, invitations, tuxedos, gift baskets, engraved jewelry, sorority gift items, a “do it yourself” center and more.

Readers' Recent Weddings (Palm Beach Post) - Amanda Lauren Green and Philip John Justiss were married June 25 at Eden Gardens State Park in Point Washington. The bride is the daughter of Master Sgt. William S. and Margaret Green of Dothan, Ala. Justiss is the son of John Justiss of Wellington and Sharon Ghioto of West Palm Beach.

2 couples who fled Katrina say, 'I do' (Orlando Sentinel) - Weddings never come off without a hitch.

Advice by Carolyn Hax: Wedding plans are first big test (Arizona Daily Star) - ? Dear Carolyn: Whom should weddings be for? As a bride-to-be who is not religious and dislikes pomp and circumstance, I don't really want a traditional wedding - a quick justice-of-the-peace

Married in style: A princess for a day (The Times of India) - Royal families from the state are hiring out palace grounds to rich NRIs for weddings.

10/01/05 End of the Line for County Line (KCBD-TV) - The County Line Smokehouse and Grill sat its last customers Saturday evening. The County Line closed its doors as a restaurant, however, it will continue to provide catering and serve as a meeting place for weddings, fundraisers, and other social events.

High on a Hill Above San Diego, a Church-State Fight Plays Out - New York Times (New York Times) - SAN DIEGO - For more than 50 years, the Mount Soledad cross has stood sentry over this city, a 29-foot-tall white landmark that, from its panoramic perch atop one of the tallest hills for miles around, has played host to weddings, baptisms and quiet contemplation.