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Surfer Girl; To have, hold and be bold By Amber Nimocks; Star-Telegram Staff Writer September 15 , 2002 | A woman planning her wedding exists in a world slightly different from the rest of womankind, and it can be a scary, lonely place. All those bridal magazines. All those relatives. All that advice. And nothing's better for knocking a bride-to-be back down to earth than a bit of independent thinking. That's where online magazine www.indiebride.com comes in. Indiebride disses glossy wedding mags and their tulle-topped models, gives impending brides a place to blow off steam (just click "kvetch"), and provides essays on the weightier aspects of matrimony and commitment. You can even unload your used gowns and veils on the Trousseau page. Log on and get a solid dose of Indiebride's common sense. Copyright © 2002, Tulsa World
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