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Style Me Pretty
http://www.stylemepretty.com/about/real-wedding-submissions
Snippet & Ink
http://www.snippetandink.com/submission-faqs
Offbeat Bride
http://offbeatbride.com/submissions
Rock N Roll Bride
@zippylef: do they have any exclusivity on the web for those?
@crebre80: Im not sure. I know that I have seen a couple of weddings from Offbeat Bride elsewhere on the interwebz. (Actually, Ariel features a decent amount of "couples of color". They just featured a GORGEOUS Jamaican wedding not too long ago.)
Style Me Pretty does have an exclusivity thing, neither OB or S&I say on their websites and RNR Bride asks you to inform her if you've submitted it elsewhere.... so she probably does too.
Not sure about the others but I know that Southern Weddings has exclusivity.
I work for a regional weddings magazine in Annapolis. To be considered, either you or your photographer just email the managing editor. I'm sure this is true for a lot of smaller regional weddings mags.
We do exclusivity and only feature weddings that took place at venues that advertise with us. Don't know how common that is.
I think for Offbeat your wedding has to be well...offbeat. Usually it's brides with tattoos or short dresses, ect.
From the website:
If Offbeat Bride's ethos had to be boiled down, it would be this:
What do you mean by offbeat?
The dictionary defines offbeat as "not conforming to an ordinary type or pattern." To me, offbeat isn't about rebelling or showing the world how weird you are. Rather, it's about questioning all the wedding visions you've been fed and to striving to create an event that's an authentic reflection of you and your partner. Offbeat Bride isn't a judgment against traditional weddings — I've gone to traditional weddings that were beautiful expressions of the couple's backgrounds and beliefs. I aim to support brides all along the spectrum of tradition.
@Miss Tattoo: Im not even going to address the gross over-generalization you made in your post. Crebre asked if any of us knew about any submission guidelines for any blogs or magazines, so I posted the ones that I read regularly when I was engaged. She asked, I answered. End of story. I will not get into an argument/debate with you over the merits of the sites I posted because that is for everyone to decide individually. I think that people can infer from the name of the site that it features "offbeat" weddings.
/threadjack
Sorry Crebre!
@zippylef: O_O I'm not sure why you think I'm trying to debate. I was just posting what offbeat considers for submissions. Like Southern Brides wants your wedding Southern. Intimate weddings require your wedding to be 75 people or less. I was just posting what offbeat bride looks for when you submit to their website.
What is debatable about that? O_O
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In light of the fact that minorities aren't properly represented, please place contact info for the under-represented to submit their weddings to blogs/bridal mags.
To submit to the hive, you simply place a vendor review and submit your response to the top of the boards page, there was a link for it, I am not sure if it is still applicable.
To submit to intimate weddings (weddings of 75 or less) simply visit their website, and fill out the form field in the contact us section advising the owner that you would like your wedding submitted.
Southern brides is the same way (the only caveat is you must be a southern bride or getting married in the south).
Feel free to add your own or correct me as needed.