Sentence examples for if a bride from inspiring English sources

If a bride opts to just rent the wedding dress, it's five thousand Syrian pounds.

If a bride wants to keep hers out of photos, he'll have her pose with it away from the camera.

If a bride has a dispute with a home trader, the law might not protect them in the same way that it would had she purchased a gown from a proper high street store.

"If a bride buys into the wedding industry", writes Ms Mead, "she is promised the happily-ever-after that she, in her big white dress and tiara, deserves".In the vein of Jessica Mitford's exposé of the funeral industry, Ms Mead reveals the unromantic underbelly of the wedding industry.

If a bride's sister (assuming they actually like each other) recommends the perfect line of hair extensions, the bride is roughly a billion times more likely to take her word for it and purchase the product than if she just saw it an ad.

If a bride or bridesmaid is wearing a necklace, it should be at least one inch above the neckline so it will not look as if it is going to fall into the dress.

If a bride-to-be decides to "request a proposal" from a particular vendor listed on WeddingBook and the vendor wants to submit a proposal to the potential customer, the vendor will pay a "modest" fee to WeddingBook.

But in the end, even if a bride-to-be laughed aloud with her bachelorettes while reading the box copy for Kiki Bling, the "diamond-studded vibe that'll make your hips hop," I'd be left nodding with pressed lips.

Simone Gbagbo wore a white dress, as if she were a bride.

On the reverse side, if you're a bride, you can give your friends a gift, too: tell them to wear whatever they like, to come and be not a clan of bridesmaids but themselves.

The unforgettable sight of that day was of Mr. Moynihan slowly walking the woman who was seeking to replace him down the verdant road from his schoolhouse, as if giving away a bride, to the gantlet of press assembled in his hayfield.