Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Park is OK for weddings (IC Croydon) - GLOUCESTER Park could become a venue for weddings by next year. Essex County Council has recommended that a plot of land in the expansive park be bought from Basildon Council for the construction of a new, high-class register office.

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.

Weddings man named photographer of the year (holdthefrontpage.co.uk) - Tony Sherwin has been voted Sentinel photographer of the year in a weddings promotion where readers voted for their favourite picture. The freelancer’s shot of a woman being showered with confetti proved a big hit and saw him land the accolade.

New Orleans' tourists head elsewhere but long to go back (USA Today) - Tens of thousands of travelers had plans to visit New Orleans disrupted by Hurricane Katrina. Tourism officials are asking leisure travelers to wait until the end of the year before returning, and those forced to find alternative destinations range from brides planning dream weddings to conventions of 20,000 people.

Weddings (Daily Dispatch) - Daily Dispatch's Wednesday Wedding Page Click here to see the wedding photographs. Only appearing on Wednesdays... Check our Archives for previous wedding pages. Anthony Fani and Ludwe Macingwane were married at 2 Swans Wedding Farm. Pic...

10/5 Weddings, engagements, births (Grand Rapids Herald-Review) - Sedore-Loney Willow Sedore and Steven Loney, both of Grand Rapids, were married July 15, 2005 at the United Methodist Church, Grand Rapids. The Rev. Marva Jean Hutchens officiated.

Anger as gay weddings row sparks 'parading queers' jibe (The Scotsman) - GAY rights groups have called for a councillor to resign after he asked why "queers have to parade about in public".

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.

Letters to the Editor 10/4 (The Sanford Herald) - The Camelback Bridge at Deep River Park is on the National Register of Historic Places. Bicycle and canoe events, festivals, weddings and family reunions have been enjoyed over the years at Deep River Park.

Weddings and engagements: Kerry Turner weds Kyle Campbell (The Daily News Transcript) - Kerry Ann Turner and Kyle Kirk Campbell were married at St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church in Falmouth, on Aug. 6, 2005. The bride, daughter of Joseph and Ann Turner of Norwood, is a graduate of Ursuline Academy, Dedham and University of Vermont. She is director of sales at the Boston Athletic Club.