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Helping Taiwan's Immigrant Brides to Assimilate (Worldwide Faith News) - Title: Agencies Facilitate the Assimilation of Taiwan's Immigrant Brides Taiwan Church News 2832 5-11 June 2006 Reported by Chiou Kuo-rong. Written by David Alexander

Brides take comfort in creation (The Plain Dealer) - Some brides would rather starve on their wedding day than risk a splash of salad dressing or a drop of sauce ruining their dream dress. Charlotte Feldman of Berea wouldn't have believed it until she witnessed it a few years ago at a wedding in New York.

The illegal child brides of India (Daily Mail) - Forced to marry at six, mothers by 12, their bodies destroyed by 20, SUE LLOYD-ROBERTSfinds the unspeakable abuse of India's illegal child brides is worse than ever

Here Come the Brides - The Complete First Season (DVD Talk) - The Product: It arrived amidst some of the most turbulent times in American history. A war in Southeast Asia was dividing the generations, and the call for civil rights had reached a fever pitch.

'With this - necklace? - I thee wed' (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News) - Some brides these days are snagging really big rings - big enough, that is, to drape necks and encircle wrists. The wedding band is being appended, if not replaced, by the wedding necklace or bracelet, pieces that symbolize togetherness in a more contemporary way.

Grooms are getting more engaged in wedding planning (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News) - Wedding season is nearing, a time when brides buzz with activity and grooms, per tradition, stand well clear of the action until told to say "I do." At least that was tradition. Brides have long been the target of the nation's $40-billion-a-year wedding industry, but grooms with opinions about everything from gift registries to reception feasts are finally getting marketplace respect.

Wedding photos - priceless. Wedding photos at Statue of Liberty - $250 (WLUC TV 6) - WASHINGTON Some brides and grooms like to mark their wedding day with pictures at places like the Statue of Liberty or the Lincoln Memorial. But before reaching for the camera, they now have some government paperwork to deal with.

Wedding photos - priceless. Wedding photos at Statue of Liberty - $250 (ABC 7 El Paso) - WASHINGTON Some brides and grooms like to mark their wedding day with pictures at places like the Statue of Liberty or the Lincoln Memorial.

Three Ways to Make Your Wife Happy (Fox News) - After rings have been exchanged, what should men know about how to please their new brides?

Waste Time at Work (Juice) - Description: This site will make you cringe at the thought that there are brides out there with fashion sense this bad. Uglydress.com began as...