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Here come the slinky, surgically enhanced brides (Times Online) - The decline of the traditional meringue-style wedding dress has led brides to turn to the knife. Those who feel that they cannot naturally fill sleeker, less forgiving gowns are resorting to breast enlargement.

Brides Say Photographer Wouldn't Give Up Wedding Photos (News Channel 5 Cleveland) - NewsChannel5 Troubleshooter Joe Pagonakis helps two brides who paid thousands for wedding pictures that they never received.

Wedding planner: Wear comfortable shoes (Midland Reporter-Telegram) - NEW YORK (AP) -- It seems like a no-brainer to advise brides to get shoes that are comfortable -- or at least tolerable -- but it's a tip Mindy Weiss finds herself repeating over and over again to her clients.

Two weddings, six stabbings (Adelaide Now) - THE dream days of two brides turned into bloodbaths at the weekend, with six people stabbed at two western Sydney weddings.

Newest bridal fashions in far-ranging styles (Midland Reporter-Telegram) - By Samantha Critchell Associated Press NEW YORK -- For every woman who has her heart set on a pouffy princess wedding gown, you'll find another who wants a sleek sheath. The good news for next year's brides is that there is a gown out there to suit any taste.

Six stabbed at weddings (Herald Sun) - THEIR dream day turned into bloodbaths for the brides at two weekend wedding receptions.

Downsizing the wedding (Provo Daily Herald) - Economic slump takes it toll on brides' big day The fairy-tale weddings that many couples have yearned for are starting to come back down to earth -- leveled by everyday problems like house payments and rising gas and food bills.

Last meeting for WWII war brides (The Daily News) - ABERDEEN — An English war bride following her husband home, Margaret Lundgren came to Aberdeen in 1946 with two babies in tow.

Pretty In Pink - Child Brides and Child Marriages (About.com) - She's pretty in pink as she stands among the trees and bushes, getting her picture taken. With a open smile that lights up her eyes and a soft pink scarf...

Brides-ted Resuscitated - reprieve as Aloysius the bear is set to appear in £10million movie adaptation of classic ... (Daily Mail) - To purists, he was an essential part of that classic English novel Brideshead Revisited. So they were aghast when it was revealed Aloysius the teddy bear would not feature in the £10million movie adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's upper-class saga. However, as our picture reveals, Lord Sebastian Flyte's furry companion has been granted a reprieve – even if he has lost rather a lot of weight since last ...