Bridesville.com Web News Archive

No Hassle Weddings, Honeymoons and Homes (Southwest Daily News) - (ARA) - More and more couples are opting for weddings with less frills and fuss and instead, celebrating with ceremonies that suit their lifestyles. This casual ambience translates into the honeymoon and subsequently, the home.

Let your newly blessed love soar, with doves (The Charlotte Observer) - Among the symbols of love and peace at weddings: the rings, the vows -- and the doves.

Announcements (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) - It is the policy of the Sunday Telegram to report engagements, weddings and anniversaries of all Central Massachusetts residents without charge. Birthday announcements will be published at ages 90, 95 and 100, then yearly thereafter.

WEDDINGS (The Pueblo Chieftain) - Ringo-Wolgram Lacey Ringo and Chad Wolgram were married Oct. 15 at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart with the Rev. Jake Arellano officiating. The bride is the daughter of Cher Ringo of Pueblo and Sam and Janice Ringo of Rye. The bridegroom is the son of Richelle Wolgram and Ted Wolgram, both of Pueblo. Maid of honor was Tiniesha Rasmussen and bridesmaids were Deanna Cline, Raeann Pugliano,

WEDDINGS: Free bridal show today at Community Center (Ridgefield Press) - Rain got you down? How about brightening up a rainy Sunday by visiting a bridal show? The Community Center on Main Street will host the second annual Elegant Bride Show today, Sunday, April 23, 11 to 3.

Weddings and engagements (The MetroWest Daily News) - BELLINGHAM -- Tony and Beverly Lenox of Ronkonkoma, N.Y., and John and Diane Murphy of Bellingham, announce the engagement of their children, Jesslyn J. Lenox to Sean F. Murphy.

US Coachways Limousine Reports Most Popular East Coast Cities For Destination Weddings (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - Staten Island, NY (PRWEB) April 21, 2006 - US Coachways Limousine reports that the most popular destination weddings within the United States are in the following cities:

Brides still dream in roses (Reno Gazette-Journal) - A rose by any other name would still be the number one flower brides want at weddings. Elinor Howard and Scott Walquist aren't about to be the exception.

Stewart Less Visible in Magazine Offering (New York Times) - Martha Stewart is almost invisible on the editorial pages of "Blueprint," her new magazine, but she is still a prominent advertiser.

Attendants should remember to shower nuptial-bound buddies in fun (Times Leader) - WALNUT CREEK, Calif. — Whoever said weddings break the bank obviously wasn’t referring to the other banks involved — those of friends who are often on single incomes and throwing what has come to be the social event of the year: the pre-party.