Archive for July, 2006
DIY Bride: The Book
Well, my friends, I've been sitting on a bit of great news. I've been holding out. Keeping secrets. Working in the hush-hush and on the QT (or on the DL for all you whipper snappers). Now that all the contract stuff is squared away, I can divulge the source of my excitement: I signed a book ...
Eeek! Finally, a hip magazine for crafters.
There's a new magazine on the stands for crafters called Adorn. Why am I the seemingly the last to know about it? I picked up the premiere issue recently and, well, it was love at first sight. Geared towards a young, hip crowd, the crafts are diverse and colorful. Instructions for featured projects are ...
Webcast Your Wedding
Your dilemma: You have a long list of beloved friends and family whom you want to invite to your wedding but your limited budget and limited space prevent you from inviting everyone you'd love to share your day with. The solution: Webcast your wedding. A new phenonmena in the wedding industry is the advent of the wedding ...
Alert: Bridal gown settlement
Attention brides who've ordered gowns from a Maryland couple selling gowns via the internet. The Maryland Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division has reached a settlement with Melody and James Row, the owners of a wedding gown business conducted under many names including: Bridal Elegance Elegant Creations The Bridal Suit Heavenly Accent The Rows have agreed to stop their business practices ...
Guess what your wedding is *supposed* to cost?
Fab member, Ella, sent me this great link to a site where you enter your zip code and it'll spit back what the "average" wedding cost in your area is. It even gives a breakdown of those costs. I'm just a tad skeptical about how accurate/realistic/valid this service is. Why? "On average, couples will spend $87,682.14 for ...
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