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RSVP for Free Tickets to Wedding Salon, Beverly Hills
If your zip code is 90210 then zip over to the Beverly Hills Hotel on September 22 and check out Wedding Salon. You'll get a sneak preview at the hottest wedding trends, sip champagne and maybe spot celebrities.
There is nothing budget about this bridal show. Only VIP vendors make the guest list, including Town and Country Weddings, Inside Weddings, Bling H2o, and more. Bridezillas come for the show and stay for the goodie bag, which is filled to the brim with sophisticated swag.
Since we deem this event worthy of every bridezilla's attendance, we're offering loyal readers complimentary tickets. Comment below before September 7th to take advantage of this offer. Wedding Salon takes place on Monday, September 22 from 4-9 p.m. Tivo "The Hills," and head to the Beverly Hills Hotel. Trust us, you'll be glad you did.
Monday Bridezilla Bites: New Sites to Check Out!
It's Monday, and we are worried you don't have enough distracting activities to fill your work day. Here are a few new wedding blogs and sites to add to your lunch break, lipsgloss break, latte break, etc.
One of the true goldmines of wedding planning, NYC's The Wedding Library, just launched a trend-spotting new wedding blog. Welcome to our world, Wedding Library!
The newly launched Bride on a Budget recounts the charming Tara's firsthand experiences as a new bride.
Check out the wedding planning advice you really want to know at the new Naughty Bride Guide. Saucy!
Last but not least, the very first wedding social network Muse is live. Mix, mingle, and steal cute wedding ideas from your fellow brides!
Wedding Insurance:Cheaper than Bail, Bounty Hunters, and Karate Lessons
>Let's face it, no matter how severely Bridezilla reprimands that rainstorm, even she cannot always cajole the perfect weather on her wedding day. And no matter how many exclamation points she inserts into her online travel reservation, she cannot ensure that the honeymoon flight will be on time. Rather than standing around shaking a fist and grumbling "whyioughtaa" to the sky, just buy some wedding insurance and show those unforeseen events who's boss!
Don't think of wedding insurance as another annoying pile of papers. Think of it as your personal attorney, advocating in writing when you're hoarse from screaming. The good news is, wedding insurance is surprisingly much cheaper than an attorney, running from $125-500 for some plans, and can cover all of the following:
Wedding Dress Damage-Wedding insurance can cover a repair or replacement wedding gown and tux if the baggage goes AWOL or the Best Man gets fall-down drunk all over your Monique Lhullier at the rehearsal dinner.
Lost Deposits-Bridezilla has been hearing many disturbing reports about fraudulent vendors cheating brides out of deposits and such, going bankrupt, or just not showing up. Wedding insurance reimburses those deposits and saves you from having to hire a bounty hunter named Moose. Bonus!
Lost Rings-If the canary diamond goes down the drain after a particularly woozy bout of Chardonnay drinking with the bridesmaidzillas, you don't have to buy a fake to hide it from the groom. Wedding insurance can help replace or repair your precious rock if you lose it-or if that cushion diamond turns out to be cubic zirconia. Yikes!
A few more things wedding insurance can cover includes botched transportation, ruined photos, a groom or bride called to duty, or sudden illness. Remember, the average bride hopes for a perfect wedding day, a Bridezilla insures it. Get a free estimate on wedding insurance and guarantee a blissful wedding day is in the bag.
Cool Wedding Sites in Crappy Towns, Part Trois
The third installment of our Cool Wedding Sites in Crappy Town Series proves that Bridezilla doesn't have to travel across the pond to feel like a princess. This fairytale castle brings back the magic of Medieval Times. Unlike with Cinderella's castle at Disney World, there's nothing tacky or cliche about this locale. It is truly a dream come true for a Renaissance-themed wedding.
Without further ado....
"Repunzle, Repunzle let down your hair." This castle, built in 1892 was the home of Charles and Kate Eisenbeis. A picturesque English rose garden, white-capped mountains, and a beautiful bay comprise the storybook surroundings. The library, with it's lavish drapery and rich wood-paneled walls evokes Victorian times. And every bridezilla will picture herself entertaining rich society types in this castle's banquet hall. Best of all, the honeymoon suite is cradled within the tower and boasts incredible views. Now that's room service!
Table Top Pleaser: Bridezillas Get $25 Back on $250 Macy's China Purchase
Shopping bridezilla's mile-long registry? We've all been there. What do you get the bride who has everything? Why, fine china of course! Great news: Macy's is offering a rebate for anyone wedding-gift shopping. 
Shop between September 24 - October 5, make a $200 tabletop purchase and receive a $25.00 cash rebate. Twenty-six of our favorite vendors are participating, including Lenox, Waterford, Wedgwood, Kate Spade, and more. Anyone shopping from a registry list can take advantage of this offer. So, find something for your own posh pad or give your bridesmaids the deets (they will thank you). Rebate forms and more information can be found here. Simply submit your original receipt and a copy of the couple's registry to the specific vendor's address; you will receive your $25 rebate check in the mail.
And Macy's Fall Sale is going on at the same time, which includes extra savings on tabletop such as 40% off open stock crystal stemware, 40% off flatware 5-piece place settings, rim soup bonuses and more from participating vendors. This is one wedding sale totally worth checking out. You're welcome!
The Five Shortest Celebrity Marriages (and Big Celebrity Wedding News)
Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds married this weekend in a small private wedding outside Vancouver, British Columbia. When previously asked about her engagement, Scarlett told reporters , "I mean, I'm 23. There's no reason to rush into it. Everything feels very natural and relaxed." Come again, Scarlett?
Truthfully, we are a little disappointed in Scarlett. All we wanted was to see her walk down the aisle in a vintage Valentino gown. Is that too much to ask? And we had her pegged as a bridezilla!
These days, it seems that celebrities prefer lackluster to lavish. No paparazzi. No castles. No helicopters. Yawn. For the love of bridezilla, please give us a glimpse of your gown or flowers or something. Your entire career was spent in the public eye and now you want a private moment - please.
What are the odds that Scarlett's marriage outlasts the other celebrity marriages? She's young, beautiful, and a major star - with these characteristics, it's not looking good. Convinced she'll stay married until those golden locks turn gray? Maybe our list of the shortest celebrity marriages will change your mind.
Britney Spears and Jason Alexander - When Britney was in her hey-day, everyone wanted to see her walk down the aisle. And some of us, admittedly, wanted to see her marry Justin Timberlake. Instead, she eloped with a no-name (Jason Alexander) in Vegas and stayed married for a whopping 2 days and seven hours. Bridezilla hint: impulsively buying chocolate ice cream is fine, impulsively picking a partner for life is not. Total time married: 2 days and seven hours.
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