|
 
|
magazines index: A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
Brides (1-year)
from Conde Nast Publications
Editorial Reviews Who Reads Brides? Brides is written for a woman engaged to be married. She comes to Brides for help and inspiration in creating a wedding that, while being uniquely about her and her fiance, will also delight her friends and family. She expects Brides to help her stay on budget as it walks her through the nuts and bolts of the wedding process, using timetables, dos and don'ts, checklists, and other user-friendly devices. What You Can Expect in Each Issue: Regular sections of Brides include: - Fashion and Beauty: Runway bridal gowns paired with perfect accessories; dresses that fix specific figure flaws; new color combos for the bridal party; wedding-day beauty tips and tricks.
- Bridesmaids gifts under $50
- The 411: Wedding Planner basics.
- Stylish reception details
- Top event planner's ideas and secrets
- Etiquette Police Q&A
- Reader roundup
- Quick Fixes to wedding emergencies
Feature Articles: Features often solve problems, including reining-in budgets, coping with guest lists, and personalizing every inch of the wedding day. Stories cover fashion, beauty, accessories, flowers, receptions, jewelry, real weddings, and honeymoons. Past Issues: Contributors: Brides’ contributors are all experts in the world of weddings: celebrity event planners, A-list chefs, award-winning photographers, and top beauty stylists. Magazine Layout Brides aims for a clean, contemporary, and beautiful environment in which information is conveyed in a simple, reader-friendly manner. Comparisons to Other Magazines Brides is the authority, the bible, the magazine that America trusts to help a woman put together one of the most important days in her life. Brides created this magazine category, and sets the standard for bridal magazines. Advertising Jewelry, cosmetics, tableware, fragrance, stationery, small electronics, personal hygiene, footwear, travel, accessories, formalwear and bridal fashion. Awards Brides win design awards (SPG) on a regular basis, and its individual editors have won journalism awards in their markets, including travel, beauty, and features.
Brides will give you even more fresh and unique ideas on how to plan the wedding of your dreams. You'll find more dazzling dresses for every bride's budget and style, new creative tips for planning the perfect reception, the latest ideas for a romantic honeymoon, plus lots of other essential info! It's a must-have guide for the newly engaged!
Martha Stewart Weddings
from Martha Stewart Living
Martha Stewart Weddings received the National Magazine Award for general excellence. Read up on ideas that will help you stay within your budget, guidelines to hiring a florist, and beauty tips for the big day. You will find in each issue a section of worksheets that will help you plan and organize the many vital details of your big day such as your guest list and the catering. The numerous pictures of cake designs and flower arrangements will allow you to see various assortments to decide which suits your taste the best. Readers will find the magazine helpful in choosing a wedding gown and accessories, as well as planning wedding events, such as showers, luncheons and the reception. Each issue is full of ideas for all the little details such as table centerpieces, wedding favors, stationery and invitations. The Ask Martha section gives you an opportunity to get all of your lingering questions answered.
Bridal Guide
from RFP LLC
In a world where we're barraged with the most expensive wedding planning options, Bridal Guide is a breath of fresh air. For the bride planning a wedding without unlimited resources, this title supplies all the usual and necessary wedding-planning tips and advice, but not every solution is expensive-a refreshingly low-key and realistic approach. Beyond the wedding, relationship advice and home planning are also discussed. Published six times a year, Bridal Guide includes regular features on fashion, beauty, health, and wedding planning, as well "Budget Basics" with money-saving tips, shopping guidelines, and Q&A. As in all bridal magazines, advertising focuses on wedding attire, honeymoon destinations, registry information, and other nuptial necessities. --Elizabeth Bowker
Bridal Guide is a magazine for the contemporary bride-to-be focusing on current trends in fashion, beauty, home design, and honeymoon travel. Complete detailed information on wedding planning and social issues that affect the bride and groom are regular features.
Brides (2-year)
from Conde Nast Publications
Editorial Reviews Who Reads Brides? Brides is written for a woman engaged to be married. She comes to Brides for help and inspiration in creating a wedding that, while being uniquely about her and her fiance, will also delight her friends and family. She expects Brides to help her stay on budget as it walks her through the nuts and bolts of the wedding process, using timetables, dos and don'ts, checklists, and other user-friendly devices. What You Can Expect in Each Issue: Regular sections of Brides include: - Fashion and Beauty: Runway bridal gowns paired with perfect accessories; dresses that fix specific figure flaws; new color combos for the bridal party; wedding-day beauty tips and tricks.
- Bridesmaids gifts under $50
- The 411: Wedding Planner basics.
- Stylish reception details
- Top event planner's ideas and secrets
- Etiquette Police Q&A
- Reader roundup
- Quick Fixes to wedding emergencies
Feature Articles: Features often solve problems, including reining-in budgets, coping with guest lists, and personalizing every inch of the wedding day. Stories cover fashion, beauty, accessories, flowers, receptions, jewelry, real weddings, and honeymoons. Past Issues: Contributors: Brides’ contributors are all experts in the world of weddings: celebrity event planners, A-list chefs, award-winning photographers, and top beauty stylists. Magazine Layout Brides aims for a clean, contemporary, and beautiful environment in which information is conveyed in a simple, reader-friendly manner. Comparisons to Other Magazines Brides is the authority, the bible, the magazine that America trusts to help a woman put together one of the most important days in her life. Brides created this magazine category, and sets the standard for bridal magazines. Advertising Jewelry, cosmetics, tableware, fragrance, stationery, small electronics, personal hygiene, footwear, travel, accessories, formalwear and bridal fashion. Awards Brides win design awards (SPG) on a regular basis, and its individual editors have won journalism awards in their markets, including travel, beauty, and features.
Brides will give you even more fresh and unique ideas on how to plan the wedding of your dreams. You'll find more dazzling dresses for every bride's budget and style, new creative tips for planning the perfect reception, the latest ideas for a romantic honeymoon, plus lots of other essential info! It's a must-have guide for the newly engaged!
Weddings Unveiled
from Weddings Unveiled
Inspiring style for Southern weddings
World Bride Magazine
from World Bride Magazine
World Bride Magazine is the only internationally focused, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-racial bridal magazine. World Bride brings readers the latest in the world of wedding fashion, exotic honeymoon locations and unique ceremonies and celebrations for that special day.
Wedding Cakes
from Squires Kitchen Magazine Publ
Wedding Cakes magazine features information and full dress photographs of a wide variety of cakes by leading designers from around the world.
Modern Wedding Cakes & Chocolates
from Wildfire Publishing
Modern Wedding Flowers
from Wildfire Publishing
Asiana Wedding Magazine
from I&I Media Ltd
Asiana Wedding is the leading Asian wedding magazine for the asian wedding market.
page 1 of 3 1 2 3
+++
|
|