Reverend Laurie Sue Brockway joins RedHotBrides.com to offer a monthly column
 
When a bride in America wants to get married in a different color outside the traditional white, there are not many resources out there available to see all the red wedding dresses.  It is frustrating to go through each wedding designer to only see 1-2 dresses in red on display if they are lucky to even carry one such a color in their lineup.  Reverend Laurie Sue Brockway, who has a book published, is here to help with a monthly column.
 
Rev. Laurie Sue Brockway is editor of www.Wedlok.com . She will answer your questions and help relieve wedding stress.   The color red was made unthinkable by Victorian times, with its allusion to scarlet women and hussies.  It is important to understand why certain customs, attitudes, and habits exist.  In cultures such as East Asian, red is popular for weddings and is the color that symbolizes luck and joy while white is considered taboo.
 
Rev. Laurie Sue Brockway is a leading interfaith and non-denominational wedding officiant. She creates unique ceremonies for couples of all backgrounds and faiths, and is also widely recognized as a relationship coach, bridal stress expert and columnist.  She is author of “YOUR PERFECT WEDDING VOWS: How to Write, Find and Select the Words that Express What is in Your Heart” and “WEDDING GODDESS: A Divine Guide to Transforming Wedding Stress into Wedding Bliss”.
 
RedHotBrides.com, a new startup website by entrepreneur Stony Brook alumni Tuan Le who lives on Long Island in New York, looks to provide insightful articles for alternative wedding dresses.

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