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Seattle Bride

Founded in 1998, Seattle Bride is the region’s premier luxury bridal magazine and website, catering to engaged couples looking for the top wedding vendors and the most creative, inspired ideas for their Northwest wedding. We publish twice a year, in July and January, but our website is updated daily with news, tips and stories designed to make wedding planning easier for local brides.

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If you would like a copy of Seattle Bride magazine sent to you, please call 1.800.637.0334. Inquire about reprints or single copies

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Seattle Bride magazine is the region's definitive resource for wedding planning. Specifically designed to attract sophisticated women with above average incomes, the magazine presents the area's premiere experts, resources and consultants. Published semi-annually in January and July, Seattle Bride is simply the best advertising resource for businesses

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Get Published

Brides, Grooms, Photographers: Get a wedding published in Seattle Bride magazine!
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: Every issue showcases fabulous, creative, and quintessentially Northwest weddings that celebrate the beauty of Washington state and those who call it home. Not only is it a thrill to see each lovely couple, talented photographer and others involved featured in our pages, but our goal is to share the original details and creative ideas that will inspire other brides-to-be
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Work With Us

Freelancers / Interns
The editor assigns most of the stories each issue to local freelance writers. The remainder is written by staff and interns. We hire local writers only because they have the best understanding of the city and its vernacular.
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