Pitch Poignant Personal Stories and Service Pieces to Brides
Turn wedding season into more than weekends spent at converted farmhouses and wages diverted to bridal registries and formal wear. If you can operate as both guest and reporter at these functions, you could have your piece make it to Brides’s “Real Weddings” section. Up your chances by pitching a story on a wedding whose bride and groom, or bride and bride, are underrepresented in the wedding magazine world.
Generally speaking, when pitching Condé Nast’s 80-year-old bridal mag, you want to be different, but not too different:
Bottom line is your query will get a second look if it’s hitting on something that’s relatable and that you won’t find in every other bridal mag.
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