How do you get in the bridal magazine?
5 Tips for Getting Your Wedding Featured in a Top Wedding Blog
- 1) Submit Inspiring Photos and Video. Pick and choose the images to submit carefully.
- 2) Share a Great Love Story.
- 3) Follow the Guidelines.
- 4) Offer Exclusivity.
- 5) Be Kind.
- Here’s a few blogs if you’re ready to try:
Does Bride magazine still exist?
The publisher came to an agreement on May 15 to sell Bride magazine to online brand Dotdash, who then announced plans to cease publication of the magazine and turn its focus to redesigning Brides.com. The 85-year-old magazine had a circulation of about 302,000 readers.
How do I advertise in bride magazine?
In all but the most elite or specialty publications, you simply contact the advertising department to get your product featured in a bridal magazine. Select a full- or half-page ad, in full color or black and white, and determine the number of issues in which you want your ad displayed.
Who is editor of Brides magazine?
Keija Minor
Brides (magazine)
| March 2009 cover of Brides | |
|---|---|
| Editor | Keija Minor |
| Frequency | Bimonthly |
| Publisher | Dotdash |
| Total circulation (2013) | 330,605 |
How do you feature a Wedmegood?
Submit A Wedding
- Write in to [email protected] with 5-10 photos of the wedding and we shall get back to you.
- Anyone is free to submit a wedding- brides, grooms, photographers (even those not on our showcase are welcome), wedding planners and more.
- What we look for: Great photos showing detail.
How much does it cost to advertise in a wedding magazine?
Bridal advertising is EXPENSIVE! However, it’s easy to blow this budget with bridal magazine ads costing over $2,500 per page, bridal shows costing $450 – $1,000 each…plus brochures, displays, wedding websites and lead services all clamoring for your hard earned money.
Who owns Bridal Guide?
RFP Corp.
BridalGuide.com is the web complement to Bridal Guide Magazine, published by RFP Corp.
Is Modern Bride magazine still in business?
When Conde Nast announced last week that they’re shutting down Gourmet, Modern Bride and Elegant Bride, I panicked. The announcement said Modern Bride’s current issue was the last one.
Who owns Modern Bride?
The 10,000-square-foot store features 17 dressing rooms collectively. Expanding into prom was a no-brainer due to the number of local high schools. The Modern Bride & Formal Shop staff. Seated: Cecile Houle (seamstress), Renee Fortin (owner), Debbie Fortin (sister-in-law/consultant), Donna Dominick (seamstress).