Cover Brides of 2010

Here are the brides that have been featured on the cover of Vermont Bride Magazine during 2010. Click the links to go directly to their love stories!

Winter 2010: Laura Shea


Spring 2010: Sabrina Sikora


Summer 2010: Elizabeth Tobin


Fall 2010 is available at many locations throughout Vermont. The love story of our Autumn cover bride and groom below will also be available on line soon - so stay tuned!

Winter 2010 Issue of Vermont Bride Magazine: Coming Soon to Locations Throughout Vermont!

Cover photo by Whipple Photography

Check back for more information on the Winter issue - in production right now!



See our gallery of of past issues!

Underrated Undergarments

Appropriate undergarments can add significantly to your desired appearance

One of the most important accessories is never seen, your undergarments.



Women have figure flaws. Even seemingly flawless swimsuit models have admitted insecurities about aspects of their bodies. With appropriate undergarments, they can be corrected.

Improved fabric technologies smooth your silhouette without the use of traditional girdles; however, a laced corset can dramatically change the shape of your torso, if you prefer an hourglass shape.  Gentle banding in a spandex torsolette often achieves the same look. They don’t have to be uncomfortable to be effective.

Click here to read the full article about underrated undergarments...

Related: See our oneline article by Pat Esden "Avoiding Bridal Gown Hell"

For additional info about bridal clothing in Vermont, look at Needlemans Bridal and Formal.

Avoid Bridal Gown Hell: True Stories and Tips

by Pat Esden



At closing time on the day before her wedding, Bride X picked up her gown from the bridal shop.
Months ago, she’d ordered her dream gown. It had come in as expected and the alterations had been completed on time. She’ad left it at the shop rather than storing it in her cramped closet. A smart choice—-or so she thought.

When Bride X reached her car, she couldn’t resist taking a peek at the gown. She unzipped the garment bag and to her horror discovered—-the gown was not hers.

Running full tilt with the heavy dress draped over her shoulder, Bride X got back to the shop just as the owner was locking the door. As it turned out the skirt of the two-piece gown was hers, but, because of a mistake in alphabetizing, the top belonged to a different bride’s gown.

This problem was relatively simple to fix, but other bridal gown issues can cause major stress. Click here for six anonymous stories from brides who have survived bridal gown hell.