Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Mike Pound: It’s never too late to learn about weddings (The Joplin Globe) - This may come as a shock to some, but I don’t know much about weddings. I know I was in one (mine) and I know I’ve attended some, but beyond that I’m sort of wedding clueless.

Increase in humanist weddings (BBC News) - Humanist weddings have soared in popularity since they were legally recognised in Scotland, the BBC learns.

Did you marry at Iowa’s ’Little Brown Church?’ (The Des Moines Register) - More than 75,000 weddings have been performed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua since it opened in 1864. People have come from every...

Weddings and engagements (Hartselle Enquirer) - Jodi Gail Coffey of Hartselle and Christopher Cody Hyde of Florence were wed July 7 at 2 p.m. at East Highland Baptist Church in Hartselle. Bro. Walter Blackmon officiated the ceremony.

Wedding costs (Bankrate.com) - Get an auspicious beginning by having a festive but frugal wedding. Who says only the rich and famous get to have the fancy weddings? You, too, can get married like a star -- without the Hollywood price tag!

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.

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. Gary Abrahams and Alicia Hermanus were married at Dunn Asher Memorial Congr...

Hispanics in a Knot in Prince William (Washington Post) - They were children in Guatemala when they met -- 10-year-olds who hadn't heard of Manassas or Prince William County or Virginia.

Marriage popular the humanist way (The Scotsman) - HUMANIST weddings have soared in popularity since they were legally recognised in Scotland.

Limit on Wedding Hours Causes Uproar in Madinah (Arab News) - MADINAH, 3 August 2007 — With weddings across the Kingdom normally starting at around midnight and ending close to dawn break at 6 a.m., a new rule by the Madinah governor ordering wedding halls to shut at 2 a.m. prompt has put the revelers across Madinah in a quandary.