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We Want You! Share your Engagement and Wedding online!

Come online with the celebration of your engagement and wedding events! Vermont Bride Magazine wants to show your photos online.

Vermont Bride Magazine has an extensive online web presence along active accounts at Facebook, Twitter and Blogspot. Write and upload your information using our online share page form

Sabrina's Top Ten Tips for Brides

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You may have a vision of how you want the overall event to go, but keep some flexibility in your plans. You never know when a great idea will hit you that you can incorporate. Also, it is a big day where there are a lot of players at work. Little things can get forgotten or go wrong. Don't let it bother you. By Sabrina (Sikora) Dommenge

Avoid Bridal Gown Hell: True Stories and Tips

What you don't want to hear: "You look like a ghost," said my maid of honor.

Learn more about: The Ghost Bride, The Runaway Bra, The No-Sweat Wedding, The Workout Bride

Best Plans and Imperfections

Planning the perfect wedding, you say? Is there really such a thing as planning the perfect wedding? I believe there is - the perfect wedding that is. Planning it and having it are two different things.

Best Plans + Imperfections = Perfection!

Read on and you will see why all weddings are perfect. The following excerpts are true stories from actual weddings. These weddings - imperfections and all were perfect through and through. By Lauri Boyden

Reviving Old traditions

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There are some traditions, like exchanging rings and throwing the bridal bouquet, that remain central to the wedding ceremony.

But there are other customs that have been tossed to the wayside by a generation or two of brides and grooms.
Make your 21st century celebration stand out from the crowd by incorporating these ancient traditions into your wedding plans.

And Now For The Cake!

if you want to get the perfect cake for the perfect day, you’ll need to “plan ahead, know what you like and take your time to find the right chef to fit your needs...”

Learn more about how to have the Perfect Vermont Wedding Cake for your event