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The
wedding community of brides, vendors and staff in The Ring want to put
brides (past, present & future) on camera to tell their story, share
those planning idea(s) that saved their sanity, or to be interviewed
about their own love story. Real, local fresh stories wanted. The
good, the bad, the sweet & the funny! Brides Unite! On ringTV.
Who
::
You
and your soul mate. Or you and your girls. Past, present and future
brides. Old married couples.
What
::
Sharing your advice, do-it-yourself idea, your funnies, your stresses,
your successes. It's all good.
Why
::
Because you
can. Because you're the expert. Because brides will LOVE hearing your
story.
When
::
Saturday & Sunday, October 25 & 26. Taping may be 30 seconds to
5 minutes long.
Where
::
Bingemans Wedding Dreams Show, TheWeddingRing.ca's booth, the big comfy
couches.
The
tri-cities biggest bridal show is here again. October 25 & 26 at
Bingemans. Lots of parking, exhibits, giveaways, fashion shows, and of
course, The Ring. Check out their
full review or visit the
Wedding Dreams website for details.
Originating
in Europe, the tradition has been for the bride and groom to kiss when
guests clink their glasses with silverware. But this tradition has
become tiresome for most brides, not to mention, many venues don’t allow
you to tap their dishes anymore. For fun, new ways to get the bride and
groom to kiss during their reception, we turned to brides in The Ring’s
chat forums, and here’s what they suggest…
Colleen
suggests
“a mini-golf putting hole. If someone gets a hole in one you would have
to kiss.”
Whereas at
her wedding, Dansay had
“hula hoops and made the guests hula for five seconds in order to make
us kiss.”
littlestace
thinks it could be fun to
have guests play WiiTM Sports Bowling, and if they bowl a strike, you’re
locking lips
with your new husband. Or, to serenade you during dinner,
excitedbride2be suggests
“people sing a song with the word love in it.”
Team
up
with your man, your mom or your girls
to
tell your story
Originating
in Europe, the tradition has been for the bride and groom to kiss when
guests clink their glasses with silverware. But this tradition has
become tiresome for most brides, not to mention, many venues don’t allow
you to tap their dishes anymore. For fun, new ways to get the bride and
groom to kiss during their reception, we turned to brides in The Ring’s
chat forums, and here’s what they suggest…
