Sentence examples for bride planned from inspiring English sources

The bride planned to make a quilt out of these.

In photos and accompanying essays, she portrayed a bride being forced to choose between her divorced parents because one would not come if the other was invited; the parents of a groom who were glum throughout a ceremony because the bride planned to keep her own name; the stir among a groom's tables when two former lovers of the bride showed up at the reception.

The bride plans to take her husband's name.

After graduation, the bride plans to pursue a master's in divinity and eventually enter the ministry.

"Next thing we knew, it was seven hours later," recalled the groom, who along with the bride plans to use Walter-Ballantyne as their new surname.

But there were many other witnesses, as well: women of a certain age who turn out every weekend to watch nuptials in the park; a 29-year-old bride planning to exchange vows in the same spot this Sunday ; and Alexis Guichardo, who took his own wedding photos in the park 30 years ago and said he just loved the "whole ritual of weddings".

Perhaps all brides, planning their elaborate settings and fussing over details, should ask a similar question; is this event recognising me or my ability to become a princess for a day?

If you have yet to dabble on the platform, it's much like a Pinterest for brides, offering a curated imagery-based interface to market wedding bloggers and vendors while helping brides plan for the big day.

Loverly, the one-stop online shop for brides planning a wedding, has made an investment in its editorial content with the launch of a brand new content hub on the website and mobile app.

Paradoxically, as the women's self-actualization movement arose during the last two decades of the twentieth century, the princess-bride planning her own wedding did as well.

Photo: Parris Whittingham | fromparriswithlove.com What advice do you have for brides planning their wedding right now? Jaclyn Davis, Executive Director at MAC Cosmetics (Bride, 2010): Don't let your wedding become bigger than your marriage.