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Future Brides Prepare For Their Special Day At Local Wedding Show (News 25 Evansville) - EVANSVILLE, IN - Brides-to-be got the royal treatment Sunday at the "Ultimate Wedding Show" at the downtown Executive Inn. Tri-State vendors showed-off their products as visitors watched fashion shows and received special gifts. One lucky bride won the grand prize, a $1 thousand travel voucher.

Brides can soon say 'I do' like a princess at Disney (Sun-Sentinel) - If your nuptial dreams include a fairy-tale wedding, Walt Disney Co. might have the perfect solution.

Wedding show to be held Sunday (The Evening Sun) - Brides can prepare for the walk down the aisle during a wedding show taking place Sunday. Simone's Unlimited Day Spa and Bridal Boutique, at 332 E. Middle St., Hanover, will present a bridal and prom show at Cross Keys Motor Inn, 6110 York Road, New Oxford.

Winter bows out with something for everyone (Canandaigua Daily Messenger) - Bluegrass and brides, horseshoes and hoops — you have no excuse to be bored this weekend. And if you think boredom is OK, there's even a four-hour workshop on spreadsheets in the mix. As Winston Churchill once famously said: "Get off the couch, spud."

Person-To-Person Loan Site Styles Itself As 'An EBay For Money' (The Tampa Tribune) - W hen Phil Bernie of Carrollwood wanted to expand his company, he didn't turn to a bank, or credit union, or another traditional lending institution.

Teen Fashion Designer Dreams About Her Own Wedding Day (Hornell Evening Tribune) - (ARA) - It's no surprise that weddings are a serious business. They are, after all, a $25.3 billion industry.

Betrothed at First Sight: Courtship by Koreans in Vietnam (New York Times) - Faced with a shortage of potential brides at home, many South Korean men are traveling abroad to pick wives and hold weddings in a matter of days.

Lunar New Year special on China brides through Singapore agency (AFP via Yahoo! News) - A Singapore marriage agency is offering a Lunar New Year special on brides from China's Fujian province, the agency told AFP.

The New Wedding Etiquette (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - Wedding traditions can and do change. And, sometimes, traditions should change. So says Peggy Post, the great-grand-daughter-in-law of Emily Post, today's leading authority on etiquette and the author of a dozen books.

Many made their marks in Statehouse's hidden cupola (The Columbus Dispatch) - High atop Ohio’s historic Statehouse lies a series of corridors filled with the names of the well-known and the obscure who have visited the spot throughout time.