Sentence examples for brides well from inspiring English sources

Working with first-time brides, salespeople know, but don't say, that "a satisfied customer may one day be legally unbound": Retailers are aware of the need to keep in mind the question posed in a recent issue of Vows: "Are you reaching the future remarriage market by serving the current generation's brides well?" "You're Getting Married" is available to everyone in our archive.

Retailers are aware of the need to keep in mind the question posed in a recent issue of Vows: "Are you reaching the future remarriage market by serving the current generation's brides well?" On the last evening of the Las Vegas Bridal Market, industry members came together to celebrate a specially orchestrated wedding.

And then, finally, there are those who cheerfully accept their lot, only wishing the bride well.

Bride: "Well... um what kind of food do you make?" Me: "Anything except incredibly boring classical French cuisine".

"Is it that you've always dreamed of being a bride?" (Well, maybe darling, but that's not really what it's about, just this once).

If you can't think of any appropriate stories or don't know the bride well enough to include her in one, make some observations about love or marriage in general, or about the groom's feelings for the bride.

That was left to your So-Cal types, your sons of Motley Crü, and it lives on today in groups like Escape the Fate, blessthefall, Pierce the Veil, and Black Veil Brides, as well as all other veil-related acts.

The campaign by Badger Kry & Partners in New York features dreamlike, impressionistic photographs of a bride, as well as another ad of a man and woman embracing -- perhaps a bride and groom -- in an intimate, private exchange.

Both countries have a longstanding obsession with hierarchy (fancy job titles can be the key to getting a bride as well as the admiration of your friends).

I know the maid of honor and bride quite well, but other than that will not know many of the guests.

We did the same thing with 'Knocked Up.'" Ms. Wiig had previously worked with the ensemble's Maya Rudolph, who plays the bride, as well as Wendi McLendon-Covey (from "Reno 911!") and Melissa McCarthy Mikeke & Molly"), who play bridesmaids.