Bridesville.com Web News Archive

WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS (Chicago Tribune) - Mischa Wanek, Ronald Libman

Modern Weddings (Leesburg Today) - (Family Features) - In recent years, wedding traditions have changed dramatically, and the bride and groom aren't the only ones affected.

Make Out of Town Wedding Guests Feel at Home (Palladium Times) - (ARA) - Weddings are a big occasion not only for the bride and groom, but for their friends and families as well. It is a great chance for people who don't see each other as often as they would like to reconnect.

This Week's Weddings: (Gilmer Mirror) - Miss Pickles and Mr. Ham They make a delicious couple! Miss Pickles can be sour at times, but sweet at others, and Mr. Ham goes well with just about anything.

Innovative weddings go this far (China Daily) - "Are you a freshman, too? What's your field of study?" said a young man to a young women, but the scene did not happen on campus.

To showcase destination weddings, Vermont town gives one away (USA Today) - Kristin Petty and Dan Kelleher beat out 119 others in an online essay contest organized by merchants in the small Vermont town of Brandon to win a "free" wedding valued at $40,000. On Sept. 1, they'll tie the knot in an outdoors ceremony in front of 100 family members and friends.

Make yourself a better guest or host with this wedding primer (Palm Beach Daily news) - Palm Beach is a major destination for weddings, and the island has some grand places to hold them.

Preparing for Out of Town Wedding Guests (Hornell Evening Tribune) - (ARA) - Weddings are an exciting and busy time for everyone. As the couple prepares to celebrate their bond, family and friends are preparing for the big day too. For out of town guests, traveling can be confusing, expensive and take a lot of time.

Health & Wellness (The Acorn) - The wedding issue Now that we are entering the season of weddings, several memorable ones come to mind. There was the one where the wedding party wore black formal attire with Converse shoes and their dog was the guest of honor. In fact he was everywhere: on the napkins, at the top of the cake and incorporated into the favors.

Grant and Barrymore boost the charm factor (San Jose Mercury News) - Hugh Grant has gone from the charming, self-deprecating young stammerer in "Four Weddings and a Funeral" to the charming, self-deprecating middle-age stammerer in "Music and Lyrics.