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Jilted Mexico City brides, grooms may be able to collect (China Daily) - MEXICO CITY - Runaway brides - and grooms - in Mexico City could get stuck paying for the limo and flowers under a bill proposed by a local lawmaker.

Jilted Mexico City brides, grooms may be able to collect under new law (CNews) - MEXICO CITY - Runaway brides and grooms in Mexico City could get stuck paying for the limo and flowers under a bill proposed by a local lawmaker Friday.

Jilted Mexico City brides, grooms may be able to collect (Arizona Daily Star) - MEXICO CITY — Runaway brides — and grooms — in Mexico City could get stuck paying for the limo and flowers under a bill proposed by a local lawmaker Friday.

Brides beat a path to Hackettstown store (Daily Record) - For two decades brides from near and far have come to The Bridal Path in Hackettstown and entrusted themselves to Pat McBride, a seamstress who comes up with flourishes and innovations to match every budget.

Video: Future brides tackle obstacle course for prizes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Twenty-two future brides of Pittsburgh competed in a CoverGirl-sponsored contest Thursday at the PPG Wintergarden, hoping to win the services of a makeup artist at their wedding as well as other prizes.

Brides-To-Be Put Lipstick To Test In Wedding-Themed Obstacle Course (WPXI Pittsburgh) - PITTSBURGH -- Forty future Pittsburgh brides were put to the ultimate test Thursday when they were challenged to outlast their CoverGirl Outlast Lipcolor in a wedding day-inspired challenge.

Indian brides who want to live in UK 'must speak English fluently' (New Kerala) - London, Feb 21 : Indian brides who want to marry Brit blokes and then settle in the UK will now have to take an English language test, announced Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister of United Kingdom.

Make your wedding more meaningful with The Brides' Project (Etobicoke Guardian) - Helen Sweet has come up with a unique way to make weddings even more meaningful. Her labour of love is called The Brides' Project, a full-service wedding boutique where the proceeds are donated to charities that support children with cancer.

A price to pay in Mexico for backing out at the altar (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Mexican brides and grooms who get cold feet before walking down the aisle will have to pay their significant other for the inconvenience, if a proposal by a local congressman is adopted.

Make your wedding more meaningful with The Brides' Project (East York Mirror) - Helen Sweet has come up with a unique way to make weddings even more meaningful. Her labour of love is called The Brides' Project, a full-service wedding boutique where the proceeds are donated to c...