Bridesville.com Web News Archive

More brides angle for cheaper weddings (The Pantagraph) - RALEIGH, N.C. -- Brides are still saying “I do” in 2009, but they’re saying “I don’t” to lavish weddings.

Has bell tolled for Scots’ weddings? (The Herald) - The recession appears to have cooled Scots' love affair with marriage, with new figures showing the number of weddings this year has fallen to a historical low.

Gay New Yorkers Head to Greenwich for Weddings (New York Times) - Since same-sex marriages became legal in Connecticut in November, couples, many from New York City, have been flocking to Greenwich to wed.

From fires to spilling the beans, sometimes area weddings go awry (The Destin Log) - What is hailed as the most popular month for weddings is now upon us. Brides everywhere search for the perfect date, time and place to launch what they hope to be a perfect life with their one true love. Some are able to pull that feat off and some

AP video: Inexpensive weddings (Daily Local News) - Weddings are by no way cheap, but there are ways to cut costs in a down economy. AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains.

Story Mansion weddings to cost more (Bozeman Daily Chronicle) - The city of Bozeman is moving forward with plans to charge more for weddings at Story Mansion.

Hotel licensed for weddings (West Cumberland Times & Star) - THE Overwater Hotel near Ireby is preparing to host its first wedding ceremony after being granted a civil marriage licence.

Anniversaries | Births | Engagements | Weddings (Nassau County Record) - Gavyn Alexzander Strawser Amber Waugh and Rusty Strawser of Jacksonville are proud to announce the birth of their son, Gavyn Alexzander Strawser. Smith, McCullough II to marry Phil and Susan Smith of Hilliard, along with Lee and Sandy McCullough, also of Hilliard, are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Danielle Elizabeth Smith and Joseph Lee McCullough ...

Karnataka mantri spends Rs 20cr on son's shaadi (The Times of India) - BELLARY: This could easily be included in the list of the fattest weddings ever. Karnataka health minister B Sriramulu pulled out all the stops for the marriage of his 27-year-old MLA son, T H Suresh Babu, and is believed to have spent a whopping Rs 20 crore on the event.

Greer 2.0 Headlines (Stuff) - We've all attended weddings we haven't necessarily approved of. As the vows are being repeated, your mind drifts from the magic moment and instead you're flipping over the virtual egg-timer in your head to measure how long the marriage will last.