Bridal Association of America (BAOA) is recognized as a leader in the wedding industry.
As such, the media often consults with the Association and its members for opnions and
information on American wedding trends. The following are the latest articles where BAOA
has been quoted or referenced:
The New York Times
"The Bridal Association of America, a year-old confederation of 250 wedding-related
businesses that is based in Bakersfield, Calif., said information from its Web site
indicated that three times as many brides had registered for Sept. 18 as for Sept. 11."
— New York Times complete article (August 10, 2004)
KYW TV CBS
Kyle Brown, head of the Bakersfield, Calif.-based Bridal
Association of America, said his informal research shows that that
nearly three times the number of brides are registered for Sept. 18
compared to Sept. 11.
Based on the work done by his invitation printing business,
Brown said the date appears to be eschewed by all but some military
couples who have told him they want to ``honor'' the day by being
married.
— KYW TV CBS Philadelphia complete article (August 1, 2004)
Newsday.com
Kyle Brown, head of the Bakersfield, Calif.-based Bridal Association of America, said his informal research shows that that nearly three times the number of brides are registered for Sept. 18 compared to Sept. 11.
Based on the work done by his invitation printing business, Brown said the date appears to be eschewed by all but some military couples who have told him they want to "honor" the day by being married.
— Newsday.com complete article (August 1, 2004)
Bucks County Courier Times
Kyle Brown, head of the Bakersfield, Calif.-based Bridal Association of America, said his informal research shows that that nearly three times the number of brides are registered for Sept. 18 compared to Sept. 11.
Based on the work done by his invitation printing business, Brown said the date appears to be eschewed by all but some military couples who have told him they want to "honor" the day by being married.
— Bucks County Courier Times complete article (August 1, 2004)
WNBC TV-4
Kyle Brown, head of the Bakersfield, Calif.-based Bridal Association of America, said his informal research shows that that nearly three times the number of brides are registered for Sept. 18 compared to Sept. 11.
Based on the work done by his invitation printing business, Brown said the date appears to be eschewed by all but some military couples who have told him they want to "honor" the day by being married.
— WNBC TV-4 complete article (August 1, 2004)
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