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Disney offers princess gowns to brides (AP via Yahoo! News) - So many brides say they want to look like a princess on their wedding day — and now we're about to find out if they really mean it.

Paper Mill's Seven Brides Continues to Run Amid Financial Problems (Playbill) - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers , which officially opened at the financially troubled Paper Mill Playhouse April 15, will run at least through April 22 if not longer.

Disney offers princess gowns to brides (ABC 13 Texas) - So many brides say they want to look like a princess on their wedding day -- and now we're about to find out if they mean really mean it.

Disney Offers Princess Gowns to Brides (RedNova) - By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL NEW YORK - So many brides say they want to look like a princess on their wedding day - and now we're about to find out if they mean really mean it. The Walt Disney Co.

Disney's Princess brides, funny Ferrell (Zanesville Times Recorder) - As if most brides-to-be don't have enough of a princess complex, Disney is now offering wedding gowns inspired by its famous characters. Former Bee Gee Barry Gibb plans to rebuild near the recently burned former house of Johnny Cash.

Disney Offers Princess Gowns To Brides (CBS 2 Los Angeles) - So many brides say they want to look like a princess on their wedding day — and now we're about to find out if they mean really mean it. The Walt Disney Co. has teamed with bridal designer Kirstie Kelly to create a collection of gowns inspired by the favorite Disney princess characters.

Brides can be Disney princess for their weddings (WKYC Cleveland) - Brides can be Disney princess for their weddings

Disney Offers Princess Gowns to Brides (ABC News) - Walt Disney Co. Teams With Bridal Designer Kirstie Kelly to Create Princess Gown Collection

Brides-to-be are still in the dark (Wakefield Today) - FURIOUS brides-to-be are still in the dark over whether their wedding reception will be a dream come true – or a nightmare.

Norman Horowitz: Here Come the Brides (HuffingtonPost) - It was in the late sixties that Screen Gems produced, and I was called upon to sell, a light hearted drama called "Here Come the Brides." It was set in the nineteenth century and the pilot episode told of east coast women going to the American northwest to find husbands. During the trip, one if the women had washed her "unmentionables" and was hanging them to dry on the deck of their ...