It’s wedding season. All across America, blushing brides are walking down the aisle to meet up with their grooms and to make vows to one another before God and man. Women particularly like weddings.

For decades, the Blushing Bride has been the go-to cocktail for bridal showers and wedding receptions. However, that doesn’t mean you have to “tie the knot” to enjoy this delicious ruby-red cocktail.

Our first in a series of new gift guides has launched. You don’t have to be getting married to enjoy these products, but they’d all be great gifts. If there’s a bridal shower or wedding in your future ...

Brides are saying “I do” to unconventional wedding dresses. Embellished with feathers, gems and mesh, nontraditional wedding attire is the latest bridal trend sweeping chapels and runways. Two-piece ...

Our sister magazine, Seattle Bride, is producing its first-ever Urban Unveiled on 10.11.12, having acquired the boutique wedding show from dynamic duo True Colors Events earlier this year. Typically, ...

This whimsical tulle gown in mauve and blush pink, Seraphine by Azazie, features cape sleeves for dramatic flare and is adorned with lace and beading in a vine pattern across the bodice and along the ...

Blushing Brides celebrated a decade in business this week. We caught up with CEO Grace Mahoney and Director of Creative Operations & Communication Lauren Carelli to find out what sets them apart from ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Two icons of luxury joined forces last week as Monique Lhuillier partnered with Lancôme for her Fall 2026 bridal ...