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Ellen O'Brien
Verified
Editor, BRIDES
New York
Beats
Consumer Insights , Luxury , Retail Marketing , Branding Strategies
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Content
Bride's Mother-in-Law Insists on Bringing Frozen Lasagnas to Rehearsal Dinner-Even Though She Agreed to Pay for a Caterer
By Ellen O'Brien Verified| Yahoo Life Verified While much of the focus of your wedding planning likely revolves around your big day, there’s another important event that deserves your attention: your rehearsal dinner. Depending on you and your partner’s personal preferences, you may opt to host an intimate gathering that includes just a handful of family members, or you may decide to skip the traditional dinner altogether and hold a larger welcome party, bringing all of your guests together prior to your ceremony.
Queen Elizabeth Reportedly Disapproved of This Choice at Prince William and Kate Middleton's Wedding
By Ellen O'Brien Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified The sovereign confided in Camilla Parker Bowles about her disappointment. Ellen O'BrienMon, April 14, 2025 at 3:15 PM UTC3 min readAlmost 14 years ago, Prince William and Kate Middleton said “I do” in front of 1,900 people at Westminster Abbey. In addition to those who attended the ceremony, millions of admirers watched the nuptials around the globe. Beyond the royal family, a number of celebrity guests were present at the wedding, including David and Victoria Beckham, Elton John, and Guy Ritchie.
Bride's Mother-in-Law Insists on Bringing Frozen Lasagnas to Rehearsal Dinner-Even Though She Agreed to Pay for a Caterer
By Ellen O'Brien Verified| Yahoo Life Verified While much of the focus of your wedding planning likely revolves around your big day, there’s another important event that deserves your attention: your rehearsal dinner. Depending on you and your partner’s personal preferences, you may opt to host an intimate gathering that includes just a handful of family members, or you may decide to skip the traditional dinner altogether and hold a larger welcome party, bringing all of your guests together prior to your ceremony.
Company Info
BRIDES
Brides is a prominent American wedding media brand that operates as a digital-first publication under Dotdash Meredith, a subsidiary of IAC. Founded in 1934, it has established itself as a leading authority in bridal content, providing valuable resources for wedding planning. The publication transitioned from print to a digital format in 2019, offering quarterly digital issues that include guides, trends, and advice on various aspects of wedding planning, such as dress selection and vendor coordination. Brides targets primarily U.S.-based brides-to-be, with a focus on millennial and Gen Z audiences. The brand has a history of inclusivity, having published its first same-sex wedding article in 2003 and appointing its first African American editor-in-chief in 2012. Over the years, Brides has influenced the wedding industry, notably through partnerships with department stores to establish bridal registries and wedding departments. Today, it continues to be a dynamic digital platform, emphasizing modern trends and inclusivity in its content.
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Founded: 2012