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Bella event for brides returns on Nov. 19 (South Bend Tribune) - SOUTH BEND -- The historic Palais Royale Ballroom in downtown South Bend will be the site Nov. 19 of the second annual Bella, An Exceptional Event for Brides.

More than 200 war brides bound for Halifax to revisit their journey to Canada (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) - HALIFAX (CP) - When Kay Windle's new husband left Europe and returned to Canada in 1944, the couple had a code so Bernie would know when Kay was finally coming to join him.

Planning a hot wedding in warm climes during winter months? (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - This time of the year not many brides have to worry about their dewy glow owing as much to the temperature and humidity as it does to her excitement. For the bride and groom that are heading of to a warm climate, there's a lot to remember when leaving the cold behind.

Elmore County Man Known for Vi gin Bride Book Convicted of Passport Fraud (WSFA Montgomery) - MONTGOMERY, Ala., Nov. 1, 2006 -- George Hoey Morris, known for his book explaining to readers how to bring "Virgin Brides" into the United States from other countries, was found guilty of passport fraud by a federal jury in Montgomery on Tuesday.

Bridal Bigfoots Flatfooted by Nimble New Wedding Website where Brides can Upload Wedding Videos, Pictures and Keep (PR Web) - Baltimore videographer Gandhi Hurwitz noticed that most of his calls for shooting wedding videos were coming in between 11a.m. and 2p.m. each day. An astute observer of industry trends, Hurwitz tracked this one to its source. It turns out more and more brides are planning their weddings online at work, a trend that coincides with the advent of high-speed Internet. Hurwitz, who has been shooting

Eating right is a mind game (Seattle Times) - The size of dinnerware and silverware should matter to the brides of today when picking out place settings for their future families. Smaller bowls and serving...

Brides jilted by Plainfield dress shop (The Herald News) - PLAINFIELD -- The wedding gown was supposed to be ready in October. But when Janet, a Morris resident, called the bridal shop where she ordered her daughter's gown to check whether it was ready, she got no response.

Patels go shopping for tribal brides! (Hindustan Times) - The Patel community in Gujarat, known for their entrepreneurial skill and hold over agriculture and business, is facing an unusual sociological crisis - a skewed male-female ratio and having to "buy" tribal brides for their boys.

Short of girls, Patels buying brides (IBN live) - A skewed male-female ratio is forcing Gujarat's Patel community to ‘buy’ tribal brides for their boys.

White dishes a wise first choice (The Cincinnati Post) - When brides register for dishware, I urge them to select a set of basic white dishes. Sound bland? No way. White dishes are an essential building block for creating a knockout table. With white dishes at your disposal, you can achieve myriad looks just by changing your table linens, cutlery, glassware, napkin rings and other accents.