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Bridezilla: "A woman who, in the course of planning her wedding, exercises or attempts to exercise an high degree of control over all or many minor details of the ceremony and reception."



*please take this post in good humor. If you get offended easily, maybe you should stop reading…now…*



Based on your responses we have consolidated some of our favorite bridezilla stories to share. It's time for the real stories, submitted by our readers, and reviewed by Brideliners. If… Continue

“He’s just not that into you.” Why can't women ever be that honest? Women are constantly letting their friends down easy, with excuses or half-truths:



“He does like you, he’s just really busy with work”

“I do want to come to your 3rd bridal shower in New Jersey, I just think I might have to take care of my mother's dog”

“Spending a weekend with your bossy sisters and loud crazy college friends really sounds wonderful.”



As the type of friends who routinely… Continue

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Your good friend just got engaged. Your (insert here: sorority sister, camp friend, girl you’ve known since 2nd grade) spent a few Sunday afternoons dragging her fiancé through Bloomingdales and Williams Sonoma, lying to him and herself about all the cooking she will do in the future. She demanded a new Wok set, those trendy square plates that are too small and of course a set of fancy martini glasses. As we pointed out in our earlier blog,… Continue

We know you love to shop. So what could be better than shopping for things that other people are going to buy for you?



http://www.weddingchannel.com/ http://www.theknot.com/



If you’ve never heard these websites, you’ve probably never purchased anything off of a registry. Over 91% of all to-be-weds register for gifts. Every couple that we know (even if you don’t know it) is registered at multiple stores that are all brought… Continue

Despite the failing economy, one thing remains constant - the wedding announcements in The New York Times Style Section. Weddings occur on every weekend of every year, no matter what the stock market says.


Read some ideas to get you through wedding season without having to search for a bailout plan!

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