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For bold brides, vivid hues, accessories, flowers add dramatic flair at Showcase (Rapid City Journal) - RAPID CITY — If you are planning a wedding in the near future, the annual Bridal Showcase is your one-stop shop for all things matrimonial.

Premium Prices for Hajja Brides (Arab News) - DAMMAM, 12 January 2006 — Brides who have already performed Haj are getting higher dowries in some Eastern Province tribes, Al-Watan daily reported.

Brides-to-be compete for dream wedding: Seven contestants go on display at Factoria Mall for new `Bride Survivor' (King County Journal) - What price love? Better yet, what price a wedding? On Friday, Auburn's Shauna Snider and Renton's Callie Berry arrived at Factoria Mall for what could be a nine-day stay in a storefront window.

Shop (The Wichita Eagle) - The Bridal & Prom Expo this weekend in Century II Exhibition Hall is a good way for brides-to-be to firm up the many details of a wedding. More than 150 vendors will be at the expo, representing every aspect of the wedding celebration -- gowns, tuxedos, caterers, cakes, decorations, DJ and limousine services, florists, photographers, videographers and banquet halls . Fashion shows will be held at

Kilgore, TX (Kilgore News Herald) - Give Your Wedding a Personal Touch If you're like most brides-tobe, you've been dreaming about your wedding day since you were a little girl -you want it to be perfect, down to the tiniest detail.

Sindh's Stolen Brides (Outlook India) - Let me confess at the outset: I’m travelling in interior Sindh to verify specifically the reported widespread menace of abduction of Hindu girls, their forcible conversion to Islam and betrothal to Muslim men.

Lakhpati bluffmaster cons wannabe brides (Mid-Day Mumbai) - Manohar Lalchandani (53) tried to bluff his way out of the police net, but it didn’t work. Posing as an ex-army officer and employee of an international airline, he conned 26 women to the tune for lakhs of rupees.

Reminders: Organization tips (Lancaster Online) - Every year, millions of excited brides make plans to walk down the aisle and say I do. For most brides, the easy part is accepting the proposal. The hard part is planning the big event.

Brides happy to splash out on wedding dresses (Yorkshire Post) - Amanda Smith BRIDES are spending more than ever on traditional dresses for their wedding day, as people get married later and have more money to spend.

Becoming A Missus (Lancaster Online) - Besides getting used to having someone to call their husband, some brides also must adjust to a new last name.