Be A Princess Bride With Disney Gowns!

Every girl dreams of her wedding day, when she will look and feel like a princess. And Disney is doing its very best to help them realize this fantasy.

The line is designed as homage to Disney princesses Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, Sleeping Beauty, Jasmine or Ariel.

Designed by Kirstie Kelly, each gown is different, keeping in focus the princesses they are modeled on. Though the designs based on the theme of fairy princesses, yet they are fashionably modern.

A fashion innovation where dreams meet reality.

Priced between US$1500- $3000, the dresses use organza, chantilly, chiffon, satin, and tulle fabrics and are embellished with lace, ribbons, crystals, pearls, embroidery, and beads.

Grow up princess, marry in style

Aurora

Snowwhite

Cinderella

Want to be a Cover Girl?

My Bride Magazine is where a Bride their very own magazine about them, their Groom, and their day. What a unique way to commemorate your engagement, your honeymoon and everything in between.

My Bride Magazine separates your wedding from all others by putting you in the spotlight, and allowing you to share your wedding experience with your world. Produce your own magazine through our web site with the professional look and feel of a mainstream bridal magazine, and release it to family and friends.

They offer several options for archiving and sharing your wedding story, including the magazine in hard-cover, wedding album, CD, Flash Drive, and digital picture frame. You can also digitally save the sentiments of friends and loved ones, as well as additional photos through contributions to your magazine.

Personalized Bridezilla Bots - The Wedding Robot Greets Your Guests

How about Chucky meets Bridezilla? A Japanese robot company has devised the Wedding Bot, which they say should only be used to greet guests as they attend your wedding. The little bots are custom-built to resemble the bride and groom as closely as possible, and the robots have been pre-programmed to make appropriate responses to guest chatter.

This custom-made bot (198,000 yen, $2,500) will apparently respond to voices and, according to the site literature, freely share secrets of the groom to liven up the party.

Calling all Brides!

Once you begin planning a wedding, the people you work with -- from vendors to planners to distant relatives who want to stay "in the know" -- begins to quickly add up. You can certainly feel pulled in many directions from the moment you accept your guy's proposal.

The "Busy Bride Calling Card" contains all the information that many vendors (and others) will request from you without you having to wear out your hands or exhaust yourself.

C & G Weddings -- a wedding consulting firm -- know a bride's time is precious and her sanity is even more so. They created these cards for the busy bride to drop in the mail, clip to forms, hand out at expos and potential venues, so her time can be better spent on all those important wedding details that rack up over time.

I'm a Mrs. now!!!

Planning a wedding may be a time-consuming task, but any bride who elects to take her husband's last name after getting married soon learns that the process of making that name change can be nearly as laborious. Enter MissnowMrs a new site that gives Brides an alternative to navigating the myriad forms, government requirements and notification letters themselves.

Traditionally, changing one's name involves visiting a government office for the required forms, and then identifying and notifying all the other organizations in one's life—a process that can take hours or even days. MrsnowMrs., however, provides a one-stop alternative with all of the forms, instructions and personalized letters new brides need when they change their name.