Today’s Bride is proud to announce its 20th anniversary in supplying up-and-coming brides in Northeast Ohio with the latest and most efficient wedding planning resources. Founded in 1989 by Jim and Denise Frericks, Today’s Bride has grown from a regionalized bridal publication to a leading full service, multi-dimensional bridal resource and marketing provider which includes 4 semi-annual bridal fashion trade shows, online state-of-the-
Over the past twenty years, Today’s Bride has partnered with hundreds of vendors such as photographers, videographers, caterers, florists, disc jockeys, musicians, dance studios, ceremony sites, and bridal gown shops to provide thousands of brides in Northeast Ohio with the resources to plan the perfect wedding. Today’s Bride extends its gratitude to all of the businesses who have been with Today’s Bride Magazine since its conception twenty years ago: American Commodore Tuxedo, Studio South Photography, Sheraton Suites, Reeves Cake Shop, Nelson’s Photography, Rosewood Carriage Service, Rustic Hills Country Club, American Federation of Musicians, Miller’s Party Rental Center, Jerry Clay Photography, Country Lakes Party Center, St. Michael’s Woodside, Tuxedo Junction, and Cirino Photography.
More recently, Today’s Bride has also created regional and national working partnerships with Newsnet5.com and WeddingWire.com to enhance their online (www.TodaysBride.com)
“As we celebrate our twentieth anniversary, I cannot help but reflect upon and thank the hundreds of businesses and tens of thousands of brides-to-be who have made us the #1 wedding guide over these past many years,” says Jim Frericks, CEO and chief editor of Today’s Bride. While Today’s Bride begins courting another generation of marrying couples, Jim notes that “our success depends on the success of the many fine companies that advertise with Today’s Bride Magazine & Bridal Shows, and we’ll continue to be the region’s innovative leader in the ever-changing wedding industry.”
This summer, while hundreds of couples are reciting their marriage vows, Today’s Bride is already looking ahead toward the 2010 and beyond wedding seasons busily preparing for its annual October and January bridal show extravaganzas and new, updated editions of the magazine. After twenty years, it’s easy to see that Today’s Bride will continue to be the leading resource in the bridal market for years to come.
