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Stirling - Honouring Canadian war brides (The Community Press) - The Province of Ontario hosted a luncheon at Queen’s Park on Tuesday, June 13, in honour of the Canadian war brides. Among the 200 women attending were three from Stirling-Rawdon.

BRIDES Magazine Assembles Biggest Names in Bridal for Lucky Couple to Win Celebration of a Lifetime With BRIDES 'Dream (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - BRIDES magazine has assembled the biggest names in the bridal universe in its July/August issue to give one lucky couple a chance to win the celebration of a lifetime with the BRIDES "Dream Team" Wedding at Walt Disney World® Resort in Florida.

Agency paperwork glitch delays weddings (USA Today) - True love waits for no one except maybe the Homeland Security Department. Red tape has put wedding bells on hold for about 10,000 U.S. citizens seeking visas for their foreign brides and grooms as the department works on new paperwork for their applications.

Homeland Security paperwork glitch delays thousands of weddings (Boston Globe) - True love waits for no one -- except maybe the Homeland Security Department. Red tape has put wedding bells on hold for about 10,000 U.S. citizens seeking visas for their foreign brides and grooms as the department works on new paperwork for their applications.

Agency Paperwork Glitch Delays Weddings (San Francisco Chronicle) - True love waits for no one _ except maybe the Homeland Security Department. Red tape has put wedding bells on hold for about 10,000 U.S. citizens seeking visas for their foreign brides and grooms as the department works on new paperwork for their...

Homeland Security paperwork glitch delays thousands (Pravda) - Red tape has put wedding bells on hold for about 10,000 U.S. citizens seeking visas for their foreign brides and grooms as the department works on new paperwork for their applications.

Homeland Security Paperwork Delays Weddings (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - WASHINGTON (AP) - Red tape is holding up wedding bells for an estimated 10,000 U.S. citizens waiting on the Homeland Security Department to design new paperwork so they can apply for visas for their foreign fiancees. A new law, approved in January, required Homeland Security to retool visa application forms in an attempt to protect foreign mail-order brides from abusive American spouses. But the

Bridezillas attack! (New York Daily News) - Dangle $25,000 in front of a bevy of brides-to-be, and their inner Bridezillas are sure to make an appearance.

20 Brides-to-Be Storm Times Square in WE TV's 'Running of the Bridezillas' (RedNova) - NEW YORK, June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Today in Times Square, WE tv celebrated the third season of their hit series Bridezillas with the Running of the Bridezillas.

Wedding pics for the brides who don't blush (Times Online) - WEDDING photography, once a restrained art, is becoming a risqué business. A growing number of American brides are marking their big day by commissioning portraits of themselves in raunchy poses and lingerie, writes John Harlow .