Bridesville.com Web News Archive

Gay weddings coming to Half Moon Bay (Contra Costa Times) - n Reverend's Half Moon Bay project is taking off

Weddings: 07.13.08 (Corpus Christi Caller-Times) - Andrea Jade Franklin of Boerne, formerly of Corpus Christi, and Zachary Rea Duncan of Marshall were married May 17, 2008, at the Marquardt Ranch in Boerne.

2 upcoming weddings, so budget's really tight (Chicago Sun-Times) - Rita See generally relies on ceiling fans rather than air conditioning during the summer. She also went on a four-day workweek to save on gas. (Richard A. Champman/Sun-Times)

Bridal Show and Fair (WKBN 27 Youngstown) - Across the valley tonight we start off with summer weddings. This afternoon Fellows Riverside Gardens hosted an event to prepare Valley brides for their big day. This year's bridal fair featured bridal vendors who offered ideas for wedding ceremonies and receptions.

Massachussetts plans expansion of 'gay' weddings' (WorldNetDaily) - Lawmakers in Massachusetts are resurrecting a once-abandoned bill that would allow out-of-state duos to visit, obtain a Massachusetts "marriage" and then return home and create "havoc" with it, according to a pro-family organization.

How to survive warm weather weddings (CNN.com) - Ahh, warm weather weddings: Nothing evokes a festive mood like triple-digit temperatures and man-eating mosquitoes.

Weddings (The Herald-Mail) - Aaron-Shank; Perla-Miller; Snyder-Barkdoll

The High House set to host weddings (Express and Star) - One of Stafford’s oldest buildings is set to be used for civil marriages. Stafford Borough Council is also planning to allow civil partnership ceremonies to be held at the Ancient High House in Greengate Street.

Victory for Christian registrar bullied for refusing to perform 'sinful' gay weddings (Daily Mail: World News) - A Christian registrar who refused to carry out gay 'weddings' won a landmark legal battle yesterday.

In Japan, Buddhism, Long the Religion of Funerals, May Itself Be Dying Out (New York Times) - By appearing to cater more to the needs of the dead than to those of the living, Buddhism is losing its standing in Japanese society.