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Amy dreamed of walking down the aisle in her grandmother’s vintage wedding dress. Her grandmother’s vintage size 6 wedding dress.
So for months, Amy exercised religiously. Followed a strict diet. Even shelled out big bucks for diet pills. At first, the weight loss was smooth and steady. But after a few weeks, everything came to grinding halt and the scale refused to budge.

She was devastated. Amy just wanted to lose those last 10 pounds but nothing seemed to work. Now it was too late to find another wedding dress and she already told everyone about her grandmother’s stunning hand-pearled gown. They were expecting to see that dress. She broke down in tears when she came to the chilling realization that… Read More Here!

Inspire, promote and plant trees for a Greener Tomorrow. By giving Trees as Favors at their Weddings, brides and grooms will set an example and possibly inspire their guests to adopt a greener consciousness. Together, bride and groom, friends and family will be responsible for planting a forest.

No, this post isn't about a dove release. We are now on Twitter!

I invite you to follow us http://twitter.com/mibride and we will be posting information on updates to the website, quick bridal tips, information on Michigan weddings as well as some special offers. We are currently working on developing accounts on other social media platforms out there such as Facebook and will let you know when we are there.

Think we should be somewhere else? Feel free to contact us and let us know about the best places to hang out on the web. Your suggestions are always welcome.

We would like to appologize right now for any issues with the Michigan Bride website over the next 2 months. Our site is now a couple of years old and it is time to do some upgrades. It is our sincere hope that the changes will not negatively impact your experience as you plan your Michigan wedding.

While we make the changes we are still open to your suggestions. We have a fairly basic goal:" Provide the most comprehensive directory of wedding/bridal related businesses to assist brides in planning their Michigan wedding". There are several other websites out there that provide different web tools for wedding planning, and we will offer some as the site develops, but we do not want that to distract us from our goal.

If you are a wedding related business, or know of one, please encourage them to get their free listing. The more complete the directory, the easier it will be for brides to have a one stop source in finding services to make that day as special as possible.

Honor, MI (PRWEB) May 14, 2009 -- Motorists on US-31 in Northern Michigan did a double take Saturday when they drove by the Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theatre's marquee. The sign read "Congratulations Larry and Michelle" along with the current movie titles "Monsters vs. Aliens" and "Fast and Furious". The Cherry Bowl was the site of a special ceremony before the normal double feature.

Cherry Bowl Wedding

Larry and Michelle Mortenson met on May 9, 1987 and have fond memories of their first date at the Cherry Bowl Drive-In. So, when they decided to renew their wedding vows to celebrate their 20th anniversary, Larry and Michelle chose to celebrate on May 9th and held the ceremony at the Cherry Bowl. "We love the Cherry Bowl and have had a lot of great evenings here with family and friends," said Michelle. "We couldn't think of a better place to bring everyone together for a celebration."

Hiring the right photographer to document your special day is important; there is no room for error

(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 15, 2009 ) Detroit, MI – Stanley Shelton, co-owner of J&S Portrait America, was recently interviewed. The first question pertained to choosing and hiring a wedding photographer. “It takes some time and research to choose the professional who is going to document your special day. There is no room for error; you must get this right; there is no do-over,” Stanley said.

One common mistake is letting a friend or family member act as photographer. Stanley said, “A professional photographer who is not an active participant in the ceremony is focused on the job, not catching up with a distant cousin or learning what’s new with an uncle. Allowing a family member to be photographer denies them the opportunity to drink, dance, enjoy the event and be included in the photo album.”