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Blogs for Brides Our review of the Best Blogs to help you with your wedding planning
With so many great wedding blogs, we went in search of a few that stood-out for their unconventional or fun themes. Here are a few that you should give a try in your search for wedding inspiration. Be sure to check WED’s Blog for vendor profiles, giveaways and Weekly Inspiration!
Offbeat Bride – An off- shoot of author Ariel Meadown Stallings’ book, Offbeat Bride: Creative Alternatives
for
Independent Brides, this blog seeks to inspire “couples who are working their asses off to create authentic weddings full of intention and personality.”
www.offbeatbride.com
Broke-Ass Bride – Our favorite budget savvy wedding blog is brought to you by Dana LaRue offering tips and tricks that “empowers you savvy, unique readers to make the most of what you have by using creative, outside- the-box ideas rooted in practical advice, to save your money and your sanity.” Yeah, “it’s a Bad- Ass State of Being.”
www.brokeassbride.com
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Anti-Bride: Tying the Knot Outside of the Box – Reading about this blog feels like a political movement rather than a wedding blog but it’s all in fun with great advice. Anti- Bride celebrates the rich diversity of brides, budgets and styles with an eye on the alternative. Author Carolyn Gerin “revels in kicking the tulle-covered derrière of the ‘Wedding
Industrial
Complex’ on a regular basis.”
www.antibride.com
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April/May 2011
Rock n Roll Bride – “promotes individuality and general awesomeness within a cookie cutter, pastel and puke-worthy wedding world. Don’t let the wedding industry define your day – let *you* define your day.” Your Day the Rock ‘n Roll Way. ‘Nuff said.
www.rocknrollbride.com
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