Before the honeymoon, here are some sites to see
THE WASHINGTON POST
Navigating a wedding soon? The Web is here to help. Order rose petals to sprinkle on the newlyweds' path. Get suggestions for a First Song. Click through closets full of gowns and bridesmaid's dresses (and find tips on how to lose 10 pounds to make sure they'll fit.) Among sites to check out:
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www.bridalplanner.com: This Canadian-based site lists photography and videography services, brides' personal stories, links to engaged couples' Web pages, hints on handling divorced parents and a bridal online shop purveying wedding favors, books and more.
-- www.brides.com: Sponsored by Conde Nast's Brides magazine, the site lists brides' frequently asked questions, advice on choosing a dress, flowers, photographer and music, help planning a reception and more.
-- www.modernbride.com: Sponsored by Modern Bride magazine, the site offers honeymoon ideas, gift registries, resources for furnishing a first home and links to a Web site for bridegrooms called
www.marryingman.com
to help with selecting wedding party gifts, tuxedos, etc.
-- www.theknot.com: Its mantra is to have absolutely everything wedding related. The site covers jewelers, caterers, hotels, bands and a host of other facets of wedding arrangements.
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www.ultimatewedding.com: A long list of links to subjects such as personalized CDs, packing, message boards, even bloopers.
-- www.USAbride.com: A weekly newsletter for prospective brides plus a discount site for bridal gowns (returnable within seven days). Watch a virtual fashion show with front and back views, design a veil, create a wedding Web site, buy gloves and crinolines.
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www.weddingchannel.com: Advice ranges from how to find the dress of your dreams (links to designers Web sites for images of gowns, shoes, veils) and ordering invitations to tips on makeup and etiquette. |
