Coronavirus & Bridal

Brideside.com ceases operations and closes its five corporate stores, impacting approximately 3,500+ maids and brides 

Q&A with BridalLive President Tim McKee on the success of its Stylist Tipping option

Six creative ways boutiques are reconfiguring space in the COVID era.

Suggestions for maximizing visual merchandising but also to efficiently keep the possibility of spreading germs to a minimum... from WW Displays.

David Marquardt, second generation owner of Amelishan Bridal in Richfield, WI, speaks about the details of his extensive COVID-19 customer and employee plan..

In lieu of its Spring 2021 in-person trade show, which was scheduled for August 2020 but canceled due to COVID-19 concerns, The National Bridal Market Chicago has launched a no-cost interactive platform for Buyers and Exhibitors to connect.

A robust presence is always important, but in the age of COVID-19, with people spending record amounts of time online, it’s extra crucial. Here are some best-practice tips...

In the new normal, bridal appointments are likely to look a bit different.

The lessons of COVID will improve our personal and professional lives.

When the going gets tough, the tough love bridal! 

The lesson: Remain alert and aware – and ready to pounce!

This year has been rough but brighter days are ahead!

The NBRA launches new cost free membership; offers webinar recording on selling as incentive