Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Weddings go green (The Record) - Green events are in full leaf in some parts of the country. In other areas, "going green" at weddings, banquets, company barbecues and other special events is a concept just starting to take root.

Odd Job: HE CLICKS WITH WEDDINGS (Bradenton Herald) - Al Gordon is a wedding photographer, a recorder of memories, a family friend, a record keeper. Capturing people's weddings for posterity is his passion.

Slimming down big fat weddings (Gulf News) - New Delhi: It is a bar but of a different kind. With no alcohol, no non-vegetarian food, Sikh weddings would not remain the same in the capital.

Wacky Welsh Weddings with a difference (icWales) - What do Glastonbury, medieval costumes and Elvis have in common? They all feature in some of Wales’ wackiest weddings

Asian weddings pass £30,000 (BBC News) - Asians in Britain are now spending an average of more than £30,000 to tie the knot.

Flowers, colors abound for fall weddings (The Virginia Gazette) - The choices are endless for fall brides. From flowers and colors to décor, fall brides can create the wedding of their dreams simply by using their imagination.

John J. Schrenk, 75, loved to dance (phillyburbs.com) - Up to 10 or 15 years ago, John J. “Jack” Schrenk of Upper Southampton hardly ever danced and then suddenly at family parties or weddings, you couldn't keep him off the dance floor. He wasn't a Fred Astaire, but he was very good.

At Weddings, Efficiency vs. Etiquette (New York Times) - While cash is a welcome wedding gift in many cultures, in the U.S., couples are increasingly looking for ways around the longstanding stigma of asking for cash gifts.

Teen Fashion Designer Dreams About Her Own Wedding Day (Benton Evening News) - (ARA) - It's no surprise that weddings are a serious business. They are, after all, a $25.3 billion industry.

Tradition with a Twist at Chinese Weddings (NPR) - From singers dressed as Red Guards to underwater ring ceremonies, young brides and grooms in China are electing to fuse old and new on their big day.