Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Registry cannot cope with more weddings until December (Panorama) - The Registry Office says it is choc-a-bloc with weddings and that it is fully booked until December. Couples who have been wanting to get married there between now and then have found that they are not able to, unless previously booked.

Weddings | Fall/Winter 2005 (Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier) - A real wedding: Traditional takes a contemporary twist at wedding photographer's own nuptials Laura Meyers describes herself as the "calmest bride I've ever seen."

County Line Closes Doors To Diners (KCBD-TV) - A staple in Lubbock barbecue is getting out of the restaurant business. The County Line restaurant closed its doors to customers this weekend. The north Lubbock restaurant will no longer be open for diners. Instead, it will focus solely on catering, meetings, weddings and other special events.

Survivors Choosing Love Over Fear (American Red Cross) - Monday, October 03, 2005 — One happy, but surprising, phenomenon following the devastating Hurricane Katrina was the outbreak of weddings in American Red Cross shelters.

'Old car' keeps place at weddings (Cincinnati Enquirer) - KENWOOD - A beloved 1929 Model A Ford has fulfilled the "something old" requirement for brides in Al Fluegeman's family for a quarter-century.

Weddings for the Week of Oct. 2 (Herald & Review) - Basic wedding information submitted within six weeks after the event, and engagement information submitted at least two months before the wedding is published free of charge.

Deep Thoughts on Wedding Survival (Jewish World Review) - http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | After an earlier column on "Wedding Psychosis"( A New Diagnosis is Born , Nov. 19, 2004) some readers wanted to know if I had any deep after-thoughts on weddings and wedding survival.

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.

A season for blooms and foliage (Malaya) - Most wedding planners and industry experts will agree that with the onset of the “ber” months, people are not only excited about Christmas, but betrothed couples are also scheduling weddings at this time of the year.

The King Of Drinks’ Great Comeback (Mmegi) - Gone are the days when ‘gemere’ or ginger drink was only available at funerals and weddings. In the days long gone, people used to go to weddings and funerals with high hopes of imbibing the drink because these were the only places it was available.