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Brides keen to order bridesmaids on to contracts (The West Australian) - Brides-to-be want their bridesmaids to sign contracts promising not to put on weight or get pregnant before the big day, a survey has found. More than one in five women planning their wedding would ask their maid-of-honour to sign a written bridal “pre-nuptial agreement”.

Brides taking wedding invitations into their own hands (Waverly News) - WEDDING DISPLAY – Sherry Kubicek of Kubellen Krafts stands behind the store’s display of wedding invitations, thank you, place cards and favor boxes that brides are now making for their wedding.

India's trafficked brides endure cycle of abuse (AFP via Yahoo! News) - The wrinkles on Sumari's face betray her troubled past, making her look far older than the nearly 40 years she believes she is.

One in five brides ask their bridesmaids to sign a pre-nup - and would sack anyone who refused (Daily Mail) - Being a bridesmaid should be an honour and a joy - supporting your old friend or your sister on her big day. But get pregnant, put on weight or even change your hairdo and you could be sacked

One in five brides ask their bridesmaids to sign a pre-nup - and would sack anyone who refused (Evening Standard) - Being a bridesmaid should be an honour and a joy - supporting your old friend or your sister on her big day.

Brides can help fight cancer (and save) (Greensboro News & Record) - One buying strategy to keep costs down: Purchase a gown that's seen a twirl or two. (Credit: "By Lanita Withers Staff Writer")

Bridal Show Grand Prize Winner (KFYR-TV Bismarck) - Sunday was the chance for brides to take care of all their wedding planning in one stop...the 5th annual KFYR-TV bridal show. This year there were more than 90 booths.. featuring everything the happy couple needs for the big day.

Brides-to-be browse for bargains (Granite City Press-Record) - Faith Cabral came prepared to the Gateway Bridal Show Thursday with an entourage that included not only her fiance, but her future mother- and father-in-law, and her maid of honor.

Advertisement starts (Tiscali) - A few blocks from the Sambadrome, a few hundred die-hard revellers danced and sang tirelessly on Sunday morning despite lashing rain. Dressed as devils, brides, magicians or simply wearing silly hats, they drank beer and sang traditional Carnival tunes.

SAVE & SHARE THIS ARTICLE (Cape May County Herald) - According to a recent poll, the number of women dissatisfied with their engagement rings is almost two thirds of all brides. We must assume that all of those diamond-hungry malcontents live somewhere else, because everyone we know is deliriously thrilled with their ring. Right?