Tale of the Winter Wedding
by Mark Kingsdorf -

Once upon a time everything you picked up that told of winter weddings centered around either utilizing the existing Christmas decorations in your reception venue (which was always a treat for Jewish brides!) or had snowflakes embedded in everything ...read more

Mother of the Fashion ? 
  by Edith Gilbert

Dear Edith, My mother has asked me what she should wear to my wedding. She is a medium size person, who really cares about clothes. We are getting married in church with a reception following at a private club. Should I contact the groom’s mother and tell her what the colors of the gowns of my bridesmaids will be? Thanks for your help! ...read more

Bachelorette Parties 2009
  by Michael Lasky

So you are having a bachelorette party in 2009 and getting ready for the Last Night Out festivities. We have come up with the most important things that may help in the planning of what will be some memorable times. Below we have listed the general categories that we will cover in more depth in the months to come…..read more

Wedding Hairstyles: Working With a Hairstylist
  by Ruben Rodriguez

  A bad hair day on your wedding day is simply not an option, so seek professional help.

  You may be lucky enough to have a hairstylist who you trust completely, who knows your hair better than anyone else and can create your dream do on your wedding day. If you don't, well, you'll simply need do some research. Ask other brides whose hairstyles you've admired. Check with your bridal salon. Once you've garnered a list of options, it's time to set up consultations: the only way to determine if a stylist is right for you.

Skip this step and your wedding look may be more hair-raising than head-turning...read more

Designer's Closet
Maggie Sottero

Hi there,

Getting ready for your busiest time of the year? Let us help! It's a known fact that over 35% of couples get engaged from now until Valentine's Day and don't you want those newly engaged couples to pick your company over the rest? In this economy you can't afford not to advertise. If no one knows your name or what you do, how do you expect them to contract you for their wedding? With America's Bride cost effective methods, you can get the most out of your dollars this season.

Five years ago, we were the pioneers in the digital publishing industry, soon after many larger companies quickly followed suit. Now, with one of largest digital publishing company distributing hundreds of titles digitally and large conglomerates such as Wal-Mart, Target, and Best Buy (to name a few), marketing their weekly circulars over the web you can easily realize that online advertising is a viable source of marketing.

Here at America's Bride magazine we'd made it real easy for you to decide which ad is right for you – all you have to do is chose a size that fits in your budget. We can create the ad for you if you don't already, or you can submit your ad to our art department. Below is the list of familiar sizes and specs for you.

Description | Size Width by Height | Retail Price | Discounted Price

Two Page Spread | 1000px by 650px | $1200  | $1099

Full Page | 500px by 650px | $800  | $699

Half Page Vertical | 250px by 650px | $600 | $499

Half Page Horizontal | 500px by 325px | $600 | $499

Quarter Page | 125px by 162px | $400 | $299

Third Page | 216px by 650px | $350 | $249

Vertical Rectangle | 240px by 400px | $350 | $249

Large Rectangle | 336px by 280px | $335 | $235

Medium Rectangle | 300px by 250px | $125 | $225

Square | 250px by 250px | $115 | $215

Wide Skyscraper | 160px by 600px | $300 | $199

Skyscraper | 120px by 600px | $250 | $149

Banner | 468px by 60px | $200 | $99

Half Banner | 234px by 60px | $175 | $75

Vertical Banner | 120px by 240px | $165 | $65

Rectangle | 180px by 150px | $165 | $60

Square Button | 125px by125px | $150 | $50

Medium Button | 120px by90px | $145 | $45

Small Button | 120px by 60px | $135 | $35

MicroButton | 88px by 31px | $125 | $25

Thanks for your time, generally we don't offer this many choices but with the Holiday season upon us we're feeling very fortunate and wish the same love and prosperity on to you and your business.
We look forward in speaking to you about which option is right for you.

Sincerely, America's Bride Magazine