Bridesville.com Web News Archive

BRIDES Reveals 'What's Hot in Weddings' With the 2006 Trends Issue (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - What's hot in weddings" changes every season and the BRIDES March/April 2006 issue on newsstands February 14th, reveals the domination of gilded glam, quirky color combinations in bouquets, the personalization of bridesmaids gifts and charitable gift giving as the latest trends nationwide for 2006.

Love is in the air (and the water) (USA Today) - From the grandiose – fireworks celebrating your wedding day as you cruise out of Venice – to the more simple pleasures like couples' massages, cruise ships are ready, willing and able to fulfill your romantic dreams. Cruise lines can arrange weddings, wedding vow renewals, anniversary celebrations and more.

Bravo Discovers Gay Audiences (Defamer) - The executives at the network that brought us Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Queer Eye for the Straight Girl, Project Runway, Boy Meets Boy, Gay Weddings, Showdog Moms & Dads, Sean Hayes'...

Four weddings and my funeral (The Star Online) - AS A single woman, I really loathe going to weddings. Every time I attend a wedding, I am interrogated by at least a dozen relatives about my “situation” – I am 33, single and what’s worse, not even sure I want to get married.

A place where weddings are postponed indefinitely (Daily Times) - By Aziz Sanghur KARACHI: There is a dreary stillness in the air ... Weddings have been postponed indefinitely, states a report prepared by the Participatory Village Development Programme, Thar Region, where as many as 800,000 people and 3.6 million livestock have been affected by one of

Marriages rise for a third year (Daily Telegraph: UK News) - Marriage is becoming popular again with the number of weddings rising for the third successive year, according to new figures.

Weddings - Feb. 5, 2006 (Texarkana Gazette) - Missy Rose and Sam Dickens were united in marriage at 1 p.m. Nov. 4 on St. Lucia, Virgin Islands. A local minister performed the ceremony. Parents of the couple are Shirley Rose of Desha, Ark., and the late Jimmy Rose and Duane and Jo Ann Dickens of Foreman, Ark.

Arts, Briefly (New York Times) - The sculptor Marc Quinn finds a muse in Kate Moss, HarperCollins serves ads with digital books, English couples embrace reality show weddings and more culture news.

Elegant weddings, a new local service (Tri-County Times) - Be sure to mark Sunday, Feb. 26 from 12 to 4 p.m. on your calendar for the Champagne Bridal Showcase, hosted by PC Photography & Intimate Wedding Chapel in Fenton/Holly.

Old Masonic temple now sells elegance (Baltimore Sun) - Ornate downtown building that dates from 1866 has been renovated for meetings, weddings The once-secret halls of a downtown Masonic temple have undergone a $27 million transformation to attract brides, banquets and businessmen, adding a new competitor in Baltimore's meetings and events market.