Editor’s Note: This is the first of a five-part series leading up to Ferriday’s Centennial Celebration. FERRIDAY — Those who study Ferriday history know the town was once a thriving railroad community, but dig a little further and Ferriday started out as a wedding present.

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(ARA) - The wedding season is in high gear, and with another round of newlyweds just around the corner it is important for everyone involved, from the bride down to the ushers, to get organized.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Day of Beecher City will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on December 10, 2006. A Hawaiian themed open house will be held in their honor at the Beecher City Kluthe Center on Sunday, December 10th from 2:00p.m. to 5:00p.m. The public is welcome.

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The toasts. The bouquet toss. The dreaded Chicken Dance. These are rituals that, for better or worse, brides in the U.S. can expect on their wedding day. But have you ever wondered what weddings are like around the world?

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Our wedding day horror story continues, as we try to find answers for dozens of brides and grooms. They say some Cabazon wedding photographers ripped them off, taking their wedding day pictures, then disappearing.

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(ARA) - The wedding day is considered to be the happiest day of many people's lives. It also ranks as one of the most stressful. Invitations. Flowers. Catering. Dresses and tuxedoes. The reception.

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ESCANABA — Ron and Dolly Dufour celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a vacation trip to Las Vegas where they renewed their marriage vows, along with the couple’s daughter and son-in-law and son and daughter-in-law.

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Valentine's Day 2007 sees the launch of a book recognised by The New York Times as "unquestionably THE source of information for any bride and groom-to-be". 'The One Stop Wedding Kit', published by Love and Cherish and written by Jessica Howe, offers brides a chance to turn wedding planning from a time of stress and strain into a relaxed, enjoyable experience.

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(ARA) - Wedding traditions can and do change. And, sometimes, traditions should change. So says Peggy Post, the great-grand-daughter-in-law of Emily Post, today's leading authority on etiquette and the author of a dozen books.

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Wedding season has officially arrived, and more than ever, brides are opting for color when selecting a wedding dress to truly make a bold statement on their special day. Whether she chooses a colorful accent on her dress that weaves its way throughout the bridal party, or she decides to forgo traditional white completely, a whisper of color will make for an unforgettable look.

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