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Brides in Uganda to wear Vermont wedding gowns (The Burlington Free Press) - Seventy-nine Ugandan brides will don wedding gowns from Vermont when they marry en masse in July. The never-worn wedding gowns are left over from a charity fund-raising event.

Child Marriage Still An Issue In India (CBS News) - It's been against the law since 1929, but at least a third of all brides in India are under the age of 18, and some are a lot younger. The practice is especially common among poor families seeking to avoid the high dowries of older brides.

Where lack of water means lack of brides (Hindustan Times) - Thirty seven-year-old Kamajibhai Jhala desperately looks for a bride and is even ready to wed a tribal or a widow as severe water shortage has triggered a social problem in this village-acute shortage of brides.

Personal Fragrances as Wedding Favors: New Unique Service for American Brides (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - For the first time American brides-to-be can design their own unique perfumes and use them as wedding favors. The favors are available for both men and women and are offered by fragrance for you in the UK.

Becoming Your Own Boss Can Be Profitable (AP via Yahoo! News) - Joe Pregiato gave up selling bonds on Wall Street in favor of snapping pictures of blushing brides.

Becoming Your Own Boss Can Be Profitable (AP via Yahoo! Finance) - Joe Pregiato gave up selling bonds on Wall Street in favor of snapping pictures of blushing brides. In doing so, Pregiato made the leap from working for someone else to being his own boss -- joining the ranks of the millions of self-employed Americans who decide to hang out their own shingle for any number of reasons.

With This (Used) Dress, I Thee Wed (Smart Money) - Brides are saving thousands by using the web to buy once-worn gowns.

Financial Literacy ABCs (KRNV) - Special from CSMonitor.com Here Comes the.... Bill! Nuptial sticker shock is a sobering fact for brides and grooms as wedding bells produce ever-larger wedding bills.

Becoming Your Own Boss Can Be Profitable (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - WASHINGTON (AP) - Joe Pregiato gave up selling bonds on Wall Street in favor of snapping pictures of blushing brides. In doing so, Pregiato made the leap from working for someone else to being his own boss - joining the ranks of the millions of self-employed Americans who decide to hang out their own shingle for any number of reasons. "I am so glad I cut the umbilical cord,'' says Pregiato, who

CEO of iSatori Supplement Company and Editor-in-Chief of Real Solutions Magazine, “Brides” Local Police Department to (PR Web) - Stephen Adele, CEO of iSatori Supplement Company and Editor-in-Chief of Real Solutions magazine, “brides” the local Denver Police Department to Shape Up and Lose Weight. (PRWEB May 21, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/U2luZy1TdW1tLVN1bW0tQ3Jhcy1IYWxmLVplcm8=