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Dance stops show in 'Seven Brides' (The Wichita Eagle) - "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" is a big, sprawling, old-fashioned Broadway musical -- by way of Hollywood, of course. And Music Theatre of Wichita's production -- directed with graceful flow by Wayne Bryan -- is lively, athletic, boisterous entertainment where the music is hummable and the dance is glorious.

Our Brides and Grooms and their Guests are our greatest advertisement. To Anyone (Howell Tri Town News) - Our Brides and Grooms and their Guests are our greatest advertisement. To Anyone Else We’re Still...

Seven brides for seven druthers (Vancouver Province) - Tallulah spent yesterday afternoon baking her wedding cake -- decorated with seven little brides and no grooms. The cake will be served at a group wedding Saturday, where she will marry -- herself.

Couples say, 'I do,' to Friday nuptials (Detroit News) - T he end-of-week wedding, once only done as a "Friday Night Special" by those looking for deep discounts on the food, the flowers and everything else, is stepping up to a respectable prime time slot as a first choice of many brides and bridegrooms.

"Quick fix" on child brides (Denver Post) - Colorado Attorney General John Suthers recommended Wednesday that the state legislature make it impossible for people younger than age 21 to claim they are in a common-law marriage. He said lawmakers should eventually abolish common-law marriage in Colorado, one of only 10 states that permit it.

Tips for Making Your Skin Radiant on Your Wedding Day (Southwest Daily News) - (ARA) - Every bride wants her wedding to be picture perfect - from the dress to the flowers to the food at the reception. And of course, brides want to be beautiful, both for the ceremony and for the wedding pictures.

High fashion weddings are in vogue (Las Vegas Business Press) - June is busting out all over -- with beautiful brides in floor-length gowns and grooms in elegant tuxedos. This year's bridal buzz combines weddings in picturesque floral gardens, rolling-green lawns and the serenity of romantic, flower-filled courtyards.

Nobility of 'primitive' art (The Star) - A new museum in the Eiffel Tower's shadow celebrates art forms sometimes overlooked by the Paris cultural establishments: here you can find carved African masks, feather headdresses from the Amazon and dangling silver earrings for Middle Eastern brides.

Buchan brides (Buchan Observer) - HERE are the latest brides who are hoping to be crowned the June winner in the Buchan Observer's Bride of the Year competition. Each monthly winner will receive an exquisite box of chocolates courtesy of our very generous sponsors Something Special at Thorntons. Voting will be held next week.

San Diego Bridal Guides Kicks Off Advertising and Marketing Campaign This Summer (PR Web) - This summer, The San Diego Wedding Insider will introduce an extensive campaign to offer opportunities to vendors and brides. (PRWEB Jun 22, 2006)