Wedding Weekend Bonanza!

Wedding Weekend Bonanza!

June 10th, 2006 @ 7:07 pm by Mrs. Bee
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It must be wedding season because there are wedding television programs on everywhere! First, don’t miss the premiere of Wedding Design on a Dime tonight at 10 pm on HGTV.

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The Food Network is featuring a Wedding Weekend with shows on making favors, baking cakes, menus for brunches and more with all your favorite Food Network stars. Check out Saturday’s schedule here and Sunday’s schedule here.

And don’t miss the Food Network Caters your Vegas Wedding tomorrow at 9 pm! (thanks Crystal!)

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Bridezillas premieres its long awaited new season on the WE Network tomorrow at 10pm. They’re also sponsoring a contest for a week long trip for two the British Virgin Islands!

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The Style Network’s 21 Day Wedding Party is ongoing through the month of June featuring shows like Whose Wedding is it Anyway, Superstar Weddings Gone Bad, Wedding Altered, and more. Plus you can enter the Diamond Du Jour sweepstakes here for a chance to win a diamond solitaire necklace or earrings everyday!

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3 Responses to “Wedding Weekend Bonanza!”

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christine

Hi Bees!

Speaking of foodnetwork.. did you know that they have a lot of helpful basic-wedding planning articles (courtesy of theknot.com) and great menu ideas?

http://web.foodnetwork.com/food/web/searchResults?searchString=weddings&site=FOOD&searchType=Site

6/11/06 @ 9:50 am (reply)

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Michele

I found that Design on a Dime show disappointing. I thought it might have some useful info or something. But really you need a carpenter/caterer and crew working for free, to get that backyard wedding you always dreamed of. It wasn’t really applicable to most brides, unless i got a personal chef and design team.

6/11/06 @ 12:13 pm (reply)

Guest

Ditto to Michele. I was disappointed too :-(. The show is misleading.. of course it can be done within $5000 when the show doesn’t take into account how much in real life that the labors (carpenter, etc), chefs, etc etc would cost, not even something like makeup artist charge. I was also expecting the show to be more “creativity/ideas focused” but instead it was more about watching how they re-build the backyard. Blah~

6/11/06 @ 3:19 pm (reply)