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Brides making a colourful dash down the aisle (Sydney Morning Herald) - Here comes the bride, all dressed in . . . well, increasingly it could be blush pink or latte. -

Brides-to-be focus of spectacular (Manning River Times) - BRIDES and grooms-to-be are in for a special treat at the 2006 Quota Bridal Spectacular this Sunday. If you are getting married in the next year and attending this Sunday's Bridal Spectacular, register as you enter and you will be in the draw for some great prizes.

Dr. Peter Rost: Brides Gone Wild (HuffingtonPost) - I am going to come right out and admit something. I'm a sucker for the Wall Street Journal . A lot of people think this is a boring paper. The reason for that is they've never read it. Others think it is a right-wing, boring paper. And yes, it is right wing, but in the old fashioned sense. It puts the right-wing stuff on its editorial page and sticks with the news. In fact, it does such a

Brides Gone Wild, Grooms Gone Mild (Fox News) - Call it 'Bachelorettes Gone Wild': Brides-to-be are kicking the stuffy traditions of yesteryear to the curb and getting rowdy to celebrate the end of their single life.

Brides gone wild: Sultry wedding photos (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - It's wedding season, and around the country couples are posing for photographs that will be gathered into albums and handed down through the generations. There's the groom, beaming in his tuxedo. The father, flush with pride.

Brides head outside for elegance (Gazette.Net) - In recent years, more brides have been choosing to hold their weddings outdoors resulting in a picturesque backdrop for taking vows. Gardens, parks and golf courses are increasingly popular venues for the ceremonies in Frederick County.

Here come the brides, fit for the spotlight (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - In their quest for perfection, today's brides are turning to wedding trainers, such as Seattle's Christi Masi, dubbed a top trendsetter by Modern Bride magazine.

Clutch covers possible mishaps (South Bend Tribune) - A wedding day is fraught with details, so even a tiny mishap could send an anxious bride into emotional turmoil. To help brides navigate possible woes, SparklingCards has introduced a wedding- day survival kit.

BOOK REVIEW: 150 homemade bouquets for all seasons (Lexington Herald-Leader) - With photographs of more than 150 wedding bouquets, this colorful collection provides inspiration and direction for brides-to-be choosing flowers. Gardeners wanting to start a special wedding cutting garden will discover how ordinary flowers like cosmos and tulips transform into works of art.

Bridal jewelry trends (WTNH-TV New Haven) - (WTNH, June 2, 2006) _ Wedding season is here and when you think of wedding jewelry perhaps the first thing that comes to mind is a sparkling ring. But there are other pieces of wedding day jewelry that have to be taken into consideration for that big day. Here now with a look at some of this year's hot trends for brides is David Meelheim from the International Gem and Jewelry Show.