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Here come the brides and brothers: McKinney Summer Musicals anticipates Friday’s opening (McKinney Courier-Gazette) - To most musical lovers, “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” is best remembered as the popular movie starring Howard Keel and Jane Powell. But this summer, the show will serve as the resurrection of the McKinney Summer Musicals program, which was reinstated by the McKinney Education Foundation.

‘Seven Brides' tickets on sale (The Troy Messenger) - Tickets are on sale for the summer theater production of “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” which will be presented by the Troy University College of Communication and Fine Arts, the Department of Speech and Theater and the John M. Long School of Music.

My two brides-to-be cancer heartbreak (Greenock Telegraph) - A DEVASTATED fiance has told how he lost both his brides-to-be to cancer within seven years.

In brief (The Observer) - Prospective brides and grooms who are shocked by the mounting costs of their wedding should spare a thought for their hapless guests. Research published by creditexpert.co.uk shows that the average Brit shells out £386 in total to attend a wedding and related activities, £130 of which is often spent on stag and hen parties and £70 on gifts.

Groom SOS at airport (The Telegraph) - Chandigarh, June 23: Fearful brides of NRIs have flooded Amritsar airport with letters pleading that the grooms be stopped from catching flights out of the country.

Ring of wisdom: Wives share tips for happiness with new brides (Dayton Daily News) - Julie Whitenam is balancing work and school, and is planning to move from Huber Heights to Liberty Twp.

We want that dress (Herald Sun) - ERICA Baxter's breathtaking $100,000 John Galliano-designed wedding gown is set to be the inspiration for brides across the country.

Summer Wedding Wear: A Decoder's Guide (Forbes) - Invitations from today's soon-to-be wed ask guests to come in ''Yacht Club Chic'' or ''City Formal.'' Find out how to interpret such vagaries and figure out what's safe to wear for each.

Dare to wear white for a bold, fresh look this summer (The State) - It’s time to take back the white from blushing brides. No, you don’t have to outfit yourself in a frothy concoction of tulle and lace. Instead, think heat-shielding cotton, slinky jersey knits and comfortable linens. White on white is a daring move, no doubt, given that the chances you’ll come out of the day unscathed are almost nil. But we say throw caution to the wind and tuck a pack of Shout ...

Sat, Jun 23 2007 (The Norman Transcript) - Budget-minded brides and grooms can rent less costly fake wedding cakesGRANDVILLE, Mich. (AP) -- For the b...