Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Weddings for just $5,000 (The Record) - Every girl may dream of her wedding day, but she might not dream it could cost more than her annual salary. Your wedding may not match up to those celebrity galas splashed across the pages of InStyle, but author Leah Ingram notes that the average American spends $27,000 on his or her wedding.

Weddings Dominate the Gift Registries Market With a 95.3% Share of All Sales in the US (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of Gift Registries in the US 2006 to their offering.

Review: How weddings get bought and sold (USA Today) - Imagine, if you can, a group of tequila-fueled wedding consultants whacking a piata that resembles a "bride-from-hell."

Preparing for Out of Town Wedding Guests (Palladium Times) - (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.

Make Out of Town Wedding Guests Feel at Home (Evening 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.

Two Weddings and a Soon-to-be-funeral (Houston Chronicle) - Desperate Housewives "Getting Married Today" May 20, 2007 Wow. Gabby almost called off her wedding. A few nights before her now-mayor fiance announced that he's considering a run for governor. She said absolutely not. He said he wasn't going to...

Glam weds Getaways (Deccan Herald) - Living welcomes you to todays hip-hop weddings where the guests are attired in pirates costumes, the mandap is set up on the scorching sands of Goa and the dinner hall has a Leaning Tower of Pisa, no less! G Ulaganathan takes us through glitzy events that double up as fun(ny?) holidays!

CALLING MARRIED COUPLES FOR AN ?I do? redo (Chicago Tribune) - High season for weddings is nearly upon us, and that can prompt married couples to look back and re-evaluate their own ceremonies. So Tempo wants to know: If you were planning your wedding now (knowing what you know now), what would you do differently? Write us an essay of 200 words or fewer; include your name, hometown and day and evening phone numbers; and send it to us by May 30. Put "Wedding" ...

Weddings (The Morning News) - Ledbetter-Lloyd Lacey Lloyd of Centerton and Michael Ledbetter of Rogers were married at 11 a.m. May 9, 2007, at Sunset Beach Resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Jeff Richards officiated.

You don't need a lot in order to make marry (Tulsa World) - It's the marrying season. There are two ways to go about weddings: formally, with a honeymoon in another land, or the way I did it, twice. The first time I got married was on a light and stormy night in Denton, Texas. Why Denton? It was where my wife-to-be was going to college.