| Carry on up the aisle | | Posted Saturday, October 28, 2006 2:44:56 PM by BlogJeeves Team | | It's meant to be the happiest day of your life. But, when those wedding bells start ringing, they might sound more like alarm bells, warns Andrew Stephens. Stories about wedding traumas are everywhere - just ask anyone who's tied the knot. We heard about a bride who laddered her stockings at the start of proceedings - and for the rest of the "happy day" barely said a thing to anyone (except her "I dos" to that understanding new hubby). We were also told about an entire bridal party so hell-bent on perfection that they all had nose jobs at a prominent Melbourne hospital specialising in cosmetic surgery. Then there's the bride-to-be who had the reception centre she'd booked blown away (literally) in a coastal storm shortly before the big day. There's so much that goes wrong: bridesmaids collapsing in panic attacks halfway down the aisle; relatives getting so overwrought over money, guest lists or intra-family tensions that they end up divorcing; best men/aunts/whatshisname collapsing drunkenly into the cake.... | |
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| | | The South Indian Bridal & Fashion Show 2006 - 24 | | Posted Friday, July 28, 2006 1:12:32 PM by BlogJeeves Team | | /24-7PressRelease/ - INDIA, July 16, 2006 - The South Indian Bridal & Fashion Show 2006 the first and the largest of its kind is to be held on the 22nd,23rd and 24th September 2006 in Coimbatore. The show will Exhibit the finest of Bridal and fashion accessories from across the Indian continent and serve as a platform for the latest and the hottest Fashion and Bridal collections and designs from various Designers/Textile and Jewelry houses from South and North India . The show will highlight the rich heritage of the Indian Fashion and Bridal wear that is woven and wed with the latest and modern trends keeping in pace with the globalization of the Indian Fashion and Bridal scenario. The Event will have top Designers from South and North India along with reputed Business houses in the line of Fashion,Textiles, Jewelry and Footwear in both men and women category.... | |
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| | | A bridal shop's owners say 'I do' to early retirement | | Posted Tuesday, July 11, 2006 2:07:07 PM by BlogJeeves Team | | MORRISTOWN -- For nearly three decades Mary Lou Orr and her family have helped brides find the right wedding dress. Over the years, Orr and her staff at Mary Lou's Bridal in Morristown have grown close to their customers, and in return their customers have helped grow the business through referrals. "We've cried with brides. We've laughed with brides,"said Orr, 52, a lifelong Morris Plains resident who owns the store with her 56-year-old sister, Eileen Claffey. However, the time has come for the two to move on, and a new owner will be taking over. "We trust each other implicitly," Orr said of the working relationship with her younger sister. "It has to be that way," Claffey added. The sisters said they work well together and have managed the pressures and stresses of running a business.... | |
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