Showing posts with label magazines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazines. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Get Bridal Guide Magazine For Free

As soon as I got engaged, one of my mom's best friends told me she had a few bridal magazines for me. And almost at the very same time, someone purchased me a gift subscription to Bridal Guide.

I didn't think I needed magazines. I had the Internet, and that was good enough. So I thought.

It's not.

Google is a great place to start, but magazines are so amazing and worth the cost. There is so much information, ideas on ways to save money, how to address invitations, check lists, and a ton of ads for wedding products.

Yes, we have these all on A Bride On A Budget. So you should definitely keep us bookmarked all through your wedding. But you should supplement us with a wedding magazine subscription ... especially if it's free.

Bridal Guide is amazing, but it's $5.99 an issue at the newsstand. That's way too much to pick up at the store every month. Right now, though, you can get a free Bridal Guide magazine subscription.

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You can easily get a free digital subscription of Bridal Guide magazine. Just click that link, enter your info, and your first issue should arrive soon.

I requested all the free wedding magazines I could find. They were all so helpful for me. I was able to flip through them when I had a few minutes and look at the dresses (bridal magazines are very ad heavy, but I never minded), read an article, and just feel like I was on the right track with my planning. That confirmation is worth it.

And brides, they really need a lot of confirmation.

Until you start planning your wedding, you don't even know what you have to plan. And you always feel like you're on the wrong track, no matter what you're doing. So having a magazine is just a big help as far as reassurance goes.

BRIDAL BABBLE: Are you reading any wedding magazines?

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Friday, July 15, 2016

Get A Free Subscription To Brides Magazine

When I got engaged, the best gift I received was a subscription to a bridal magazine. It was so helpful to read through the magazine and get ideas.

I'll be honest. At first, looking through the magazines was super overwhelming. The magazines were filled with possibilities and had advice for things that I hadn't even thought about yet. When I finally got into wedding planning, the magazines were less intimidating and were simply helpful.

If you're starting planning, you definitely want a wedding magazine.

How about a free one?

Get a free subscription to Brides magazine. It will definitely help when you're wedding planning.

Right now, you can get a free subscription to Brides magazine from Rewards Country. Click that link, enter your information, and take a quick survey. You'll be rewarded with a free subscription. I've gotten a ton of magazines free from Rewards Country, so it's completely legit.

I currently have a subscription to Brides magazine. Each issue is really thick, but that's because it's very ad heavy. I usually don't like ads in magazines, but ads in bridal magazines are actually really helpful since you do need to order a lot of items. So the more ideas you can get from ads, the better.

Free subscriptions don't last forever, so definitely subscribe now (or sign up your engaged friends. They'll thank you).

BRIDAL BABBLE: Do you subscribe to bridal magazines?

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Get Bridal Guide Magazine For Free

One of the best gifts you can give an engaged woman is a wedding magazine. Seriously. There are tons of photos of dresses for the bride and her bridesmaids, there are articles about everything from losing the last five pounds to destination weddings to saving money. And each issue has a one-year timeline, so the bride can check off what she's done -- and see what she needs to do.

If you are engaged and you aren't reading a magazine, now is the time to get one.

Yes. Now. Literally.

bridal guide

Right now, you can get an issue of Bridal Guide magazine for free. Just click that link, enter your info, and your first issue should arrive in about six weeks.

Bridal Guide is actually one of the two magazine I received when I was planning my wedding. I got a bunch of great ideas from the magazine. It really is a huge help for anyone planning a wedding (or helping to plan a wedding).

BRIDAL BABBLE: Are you subscribing for yourself or for a friend?

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Get Bridal Guide For Free For Two Years (It's Back!)

UPDATE: This is not available now, but I will update when it comes back.

One of the best gifts you can give an engaged person is a wedding magazine. Seriously. There are tons of photos of dresses for the bride and her bridemaids, there are articles about everything from losing the last five pounds to destination weddings to saving money. And each issue has a one-year timeline, so the bride can check off what she's done -- and see what she needs to do.

If you are engaged and you aren't reading a magazine, now is the time to get one.

Yes. Now. Literally.

free-wedding-magazine

Right now, you can get two years of Bridal Guide magazine for free. Just click that link, enter your info, and your first issue should arrive in about six weeks.

Bridal Guide is actually the magazine that I receive. I've gotten a bunch of great ideas from the magazine. It really is a huge help for anyone planning a wedding (or helping to plan a wedding).

BRIDAL BABBLE: Are you subscribing for yourself or for a friend?

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Free Subscription To Martha Stewart Weddings Magazine

Update: This is no longer available. When it comes back, I will let you know.

I love reading through wedding magazines. Some of them are just huge magazines filled with ads for wedding dresses. On one hand, that's great. Wedding ads are different because they're actually useful. I don't care about the diet pills by celebrity gossip magazines are advertising, but I do care about bridesmaids dresses.

But I do appreciate when a magazine actually gives me ideas for my wedding: things I can DIY, cakes I should have, and real life wedding stories.

One of my favorite magazines ever is Martha Stewart Living, so I can only imagine how amazing Martha Stewart Weddings would be.

Imagine no longer.



That's right. Right now you can get a free subscription to Martha Stewart Weddings. You will have to take a quick survey and refer one friend to Rewards Gold in order to get it, but for a free year of Martha, it's totally worth it.

Your first issue should come in six to eight weeks. You can also get the digital subscription for free too, so hopefully that will come sooner.

BRIDAL BABBLE: Do you read wedding magazines?

Saturday, July 20, 2013

Get Bridal Guide For Free For Two Years

Update: Unfortunately, this offer has expired, but you can subscribe to Bridal Guide.

One of the best gifts you can give an engaged woman is a wedding magazine. Seriously. There are tons of photos of dresses for the bride and her bridesmaids, there are articles about everything from losing the last five pounds to destination weddings to saving money. And each issue has a one-year timeline, so the bride can check off what she's done -- and see what she needs to do.

If you are engaged and you aren't reading a magazine, now is the time to get one.

Yes. Now. Literally.

bridal-guide

Right now, you can get two years of Bridal Guide magazine for free. Just click that link, enter your info, and your first issue should arrive in about six weeks.

Bridal Guide is actually one of the magazines that I receive (and took two copies of with me on vacation). I've gotten a bunch of great ideas from the magazine. It really is a huge help for anyone planning a wedding (or helping to plan a wedding).

BRIDAL BABBLE: Are you subscribing for yourself or for a friend?