Emmy and Katie award winning television Creator/ Producer/Writer Jocelyn White heads up this intoxicating and beautiful
30-minute television program high lighting the entire process of organizing the perfect wedding, including choosing the right wedding planner, formal wear, jewelry, caterers, venues, decorations and much more! This informative show also includes expert tips on hot topics such as financial planning for newly-weds, conflict management, marital services, marriage license requirements, etc. With its casual and entertaining format, Bride TV showcase unique ideas for brides, grooms, family and friends. A special Dream Wedding storyline is featured throughout the season, keeping viewers hooked and tuned in every week. This show is meant to be a wealth of pertinent information in an editorial structure. Bride TV provides credible and diverse resource for brides and industry pros alike with up to the date information and trends in all areas of the wedding scene.

Jocelyn White’s contagious enthusiasm is matched only by the passion she brings to her work. And her newest work, a 30-minute, upscale regional home and garden television program,
"Designing Texas," is testimony to her vibrant and innovative personality. White brings all her talents and experience to the table in what is proving to be a most successful venture and one of television's highest-rated entertainment venues.

A pioneer from the start, 19-year-old White was one of the first female television reporters in her native Arkansas. She moved to Texas in 1980, became the first "weathergirl" in the State, and the sixth woman in the nation to receive the American Meteorological Society's Seal of Approval. Described by Texas Monthly as "immediately mesmerizing the men of Dallas who had no interest whatsoever in the weather," Jocelyn White captivated the North Texas market with her bright eyes, sparkling personality, and infectious charm.

Over the past 24 years, White has moved from television weatherwoman, to arts and entertainment reporter, to local and national radio newscaster, to magazine journalist, to founder and president of her own video production company. Her newly acclaimed hit show, "Designing Texas," is quickly evolving into a multimedia empire. And this is just the beginning Jocelyn White¹s world is constantly on the move, and it shows.

She drives racecars, and rides horses and Harley Davidson motorcycles. She fly-fishes, skeet-shoots, reads romance novels, and bakes fudge brownies. It's no wonder that her personal motto is "Never boring, never bored." Despite all this activity, White finds time to give her heart and soul to her three goddaughters and her 12-year-old autistic nephew, Weston, whom she refers to as the "love of my life."

Even though White still claims her Arkansas roots, she is a fully transformed Texan. Combining the charisma of a Southern Belle with the determination of a corporate executive, White is a classic Texas lady. She remains tough and tender, resilient and steadfast, opinionated and open-minded all characteristics of a good Texan. "My essential Lone Star fashion statement is cowboy boots," laughs White. "But my favorite pair are those Daddy gave me some 20 years ago." A real cowgirl with true grit, White’s personal boot collection now totals more than 50 pair and in her high-spirited arena, this number is sure to grow.

A self-proclaimed workaholic, White makes time to engage in the world of others. She chairs big charity galas, emcees events, raises funds for nonprofit agencies, and serves on several boards. Among her favorite philanthropic organizations are The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Ronald McDonald House, Leeza Gibbons Memory Centers, The Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA), and, of course, those working to advance autism research and enlightenment.

When White does manage to steal a few minutes from the hustle and bustle, the lights, cameras, and action, she can be found riding her horse on Mystic Acres in Kaufman, Texas, admiring the stars in Big Bend, basking in the small town flavor of the Hill County and Marble Falls, savoring the words of a Mark Chesnutt tune, or hosting an informal luncheon complete with homemade bread and spicy gazpacho.

Jocelyn White is a zealous entrepreneur, an Emmy and Katie award-winning print and broadcast journalist, a radio and television show writer, producer, creator, and host. One of her favorite Texas quotes is attributed to Alamo hero Davey Crockett: "I must say as to what I have seen of Texas, it is the garden spot of the world, the best land and the best prospects for health I ever saw, and I do believe it is a fortune to any man to come here." White has earned tremendous good fortune in the Lone Star State, and her vim and vigor radiate throughout each innovative venture. It definitely shows.

Producer and Houston Host Nicole Brende is also Co-Creator and writer of the invigorating new regional television show Bride TV. Nicole will also serve as Host of Houston’s Designing Texas Dream Home segments.

July of 2000 Nicole began her career as a television news producer for a local Fox station in East Texas and later became a general assignment reporter for their sister station NBC56. Those opportunities led her to Crozier & Henderson Productions in Dallas where she produced commercials, special projects, corporate events and hosted the syndicated Hot On Home Tip segments for the regional television show Hot On Homes. Nicole later moved to Houston to become Host and Associate Producer on over 60 episodes of the Hot On Homes show. Nicole currently resides in Houston.

Her passion for television began after taking her first journalism class in 8th grade. After being raised in the fastest growing city known as Las Vegas, Nevada like most Texas transplants, she ran here as fast as she could! Nicole is a graduate of Southern Methodist University with a degree in broadcast journalism and a minor in English. During her studies she gained valuable production experience interning for the magazine show “Good Morning Texas” at WFAA, pioneering the intern program at Texas Cable News, and shadowing an entertainment reporter at WB33.

You may not know Nicole has a twin brother! Besides taking advantage of all the entertaining venues in the Houston area including the opera, theatre and sporting events, in her spare time Nicole is active in her community. She is a member of Women In Film & Television, the Young Professionals Association at The Petroleum Club of Houston, and alum of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, and a member of NACE, PWG, and AWP.

National host of Bride TV, Kimberly Schlegel, is also the author of the newly published book, The Pleasure of Your Company: Entertaining in High Style. She is also the owner RSVP Inc., a Dallas Debutante and Social Service company that advises others when planning the most important events in their young adult life. RSVP Soiree Party Rentals offers the very finest collection of china, silver, and glassware with an inventory large enough to service individuals, charities and corporations.

Constantly creating fresh ideas for the many events she plans and executes on the Dallas social scene, Kimberly is known as “one of the most promising entrepreneurs of her generation.” With a hands-on approach, Kimberly built her business from the ground up, overseeing every small detail. Within three years of its inception, RSVP Soiree Party Rentals grew to be one of Dallas’s premiere event companies. Kimberly and her business have been featured in Elle, Vogue, Real Simple, Lucky, D Home & Garden, D Magazine, PaperCity, Four Season’s Magazine, Animal Fair, The New York Times Magazine and Businessweek. Kimberly is also featured in the recently released book, Texas Women, by Martana Hansen.

Kimberly has also secured the title of “style expert” on such shows such as “WB in the Morning,” “Designing Texas”, “Good Morning Texas”, “Good Day Dallas” and the Texas Cable News Network’s “Mornings with Mattie.” She can be seen on the Style Network in thirteen episodes of the new series “Whose Wedding is it Anyway?” and as the host of “Designing America’s” Lagniappe segments. She also writes a monthly column for Southern Vanity Magazine. Kimberly is a graduate of S.M.U. with an Honors degree in Art History. Her educational accolades and social credentials include the Christie’s Education Program in New York City; Education Chair of the Young Entrepreneur’s Organization (YEO); 1996 Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Debutante; 1997 National Debutante Cotillion in Washington DC and 1998 Idlewild Debutante.

Host and associate producer Cherry Petty participates in the start-up of Bride TV as Dallas host and associate producer. Cherry has served as host of the Designing Texas Dream Home segments on WFAA Channel 8 for over a year. Her experience in television and film in Los Angeles and Dallas includes a guest-starring role on Spielberg’s nighttime television series “The Others”, supporting role in VH1’s “Parental Advisory”, appearances in blockbuster films such as “Nick of Time” and “Virtuosity”, as well as a guest star appearance on Walker Texas Ranger, supporting roles in independent films, and various commercials.

She also gained production and behind the scenes experience working for Nicolas Cage’s production company, Saturn Films. She is a member of the Screen Actor’s Guild and American Film, Television and Radio Association. She has toured the Dallas metroplex making public speeches to groups of real estate professionals, and has five plus years of experience planning functions, parties and events for up to 600 people.

Cherry is a third-generation Dallas native,. and Her interest in television and production was sparked during her high school years watching her grandfather do interviews for television and magazines. In college Cherry studied Communications, Theatre, Public Speaking, Documentary Film and Televison Broadcast and graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Arkansas. Cherry was presented as an Idlewild debutante, and also participated in the Tyler Rose Festival and Waco Cotton Palace. She is an alumnus of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and is a member of PWG, AWP and WED.