Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Weddings: a window on cultural change (Asia News Network) - In all cultures, rich or poor, from east to west, north and south, in times of peace or in wartime, weddings are among people’s most cherished memories.

No Christmas Gay Weddings For Washington (365Gay.com) - (Salem, Washington) Thursday came and went without a ruling from the state of Washington Supreme Court of same-sex marriage.

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...

Weekend outdoor calendar (The State) - HORSE CARRIAGE RIDES: Tours, family gatherings, weddings, special events. Columbia Carriage Works, (803) 227-3833. HORSE TRAIL RIDES: All skill levels. One-hour ride through Saluda Shoals Park twice a month. $30, district residents; $38, nonresidents. Minimum age 6. Reservations, (803)731-5208.

Green Street Church a popular spot for weddings (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) - When Dawn Harp was about 14, she asked her mother to take a photo of her, dressed in her tae kwon do uniform, in front of the Green Street Church and Museum.

Sticker still shocking: Asking price scares away buyers of former Assumption parish (Milford Daily News) - BELLINGHAM -- Over the years, the former Assumption parish on Pulaski Boulevard was the setting for countless weddings -- but these days it can’t get anyone to pop the question.

Elton John leads English gay weddings (International Herald Tribune) - Britain's most famous gay couple — Sir Elton John and Canadian filmmaker David Furnish — tied the knot on Wednesday in a much-anticipated ceremony that capped the first week of legalized civil unions in the United Kingdom.

Mock 'weddings'? (Express and Star) - Civil partnerships are the result of years of campaigning by the gay community. At first sight, they redress a series of long-standing inequalities.

GAY WEDDINGS STAY SECRET (The News and Star) - TWENTY-one gay couples are planning same-sex weddings in Cumbria amid fears that many will go outside the county because of prejudice. Marriage registration office officials said yesterday that none of the local couples who are to tie the knot want to be publicly identified.

OUR OPINION: Conference Center needs strong leadership (The Valdosta Daily Times) - The James H. Rainwater Conference Center opened in 2000 with much fanfare and anticipation as the community set its sights on attracting trade shows and conventions to Valdosta to further diversify the area’s economy.