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Beautiful brides, gorgeous gowns at the bridal expo (Merimbula News Weekly) - Beautiful brides and gorgeous grooms were the words on everybody's lips on Sunday at the Weddings Coast Style bridal fair. Held for the first time in the newly renovated Merimbula RSL function room, the day saw a supportive crowd attend.

Unique New Wedding Favors Let Brides and Grooms Predict Their Future (PR Web) - Throw the boring rice and table mints out the window. The modern bride and groom are striving to make their wedding more fun, unique and memorable. With this growing trend toward personalizing every aspect of their wedding day, more and more brides are turning to fortune cookies as their wedding favor of choice. (PRWEB May 2, 2006) Trackback URI:

After planning the wedding, plan your financial future (Centre Daily Times) - NEW YORK -- As wedding season begins to heat up, legions of brides and grooms are fixated on dress fittings, guest lists and last-minute changes to the rehearsal-dinner menu.

Here come the brides (Inside Bay Area) - THE BEE GEES certainly had it right when, borrowing from that famous poem of Lord Tennyson's, they crooned that in spring, "a young man's heart begins to sing, thinkin' of wedding rings."

Church experts tell brides: No backless gowns, please (INQ7.net) - BRIDES are again reminded to keep those backless and spaghetti-strapped gowns out of the altar.

Unique New Wedding Favors Let Brides and Grooms Predict Their Future (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) May 2, 2006 -- Throw the boring rice and table mints out the window.

Business as unusual (San Francisco Bay Guardian) - "Peer Pleasure 2" concludes the thoughtfully assembled and intelligently executed series of artist collective exhibitions curated by Berin Golonu in the upstairs galleries of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The series began last fall with contributions by Hamburger Eyes, the Gestalt Collective, the Momentary Academy, Mail Order Brides, and Stretcher in "Bay Area Now 4." "Zine Unbound: Kults,

Hindu widow film enrages fundamentalists (International Herald Tribune) - Deepa Mehta's new film, "Water," about the degradation of Hindu widows in India in the 1930's, has sparked protests from its onset. The actress Lisa Ray in a scene from the film.

War brides honoured (Brandon Sun) - WINNIPEG — A bicycle collision on a village street brought Ruth Delmage halfway around the world to Minnedosa. It was 1943 and the member of the British Land Army was riding her bicycle with a friend through the streets of Hunstantun, a small town in Norfolk.

Here comes the buff bride (Detroit Free Press) - Maybe it's because you want to slip on your strapless wedding gown, hold out your arms and not have your triceps flap like raw chicken. Maybe it's because your buns sag out of the bikini you want to wear on your honeymoon. Maybe you just want to lose a few pounds in the middle. Brides-to-be have lots of reasons for wanting to get in shape.