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Kutcher Plots Wedding Crashers Reality Tv Series (ContactMusic) - ASHTON KUTCHER is set to recreate hit movie WEDDING CRASHERS as a CANDID CAMERA-type reality TV series, using real-life brides and grooms. The actor'

Curled for the Big Day (Manila Bulletin) - Clueless on how to style your hair for the big day? For brides who would like to veer away from the usual updo for their wedding, letting your hair down with loose curls is another option. This look is especially apt for garden weddings and celebrations of the more casual kind.

South Korea closes video gaming parlors (CNN Money) - 'Sea Story' raises suspicions and speculation about illegal slots and brides.

Brides and Grooms Continue to Turn Their Back on the Church (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - (PRWEB) August 25, 2006 -- WeddingChaos.co.

The little planet that couldn't (Times-Standard) - EUREKA -- Once upon a time the world made sense. There were three little pigs, seven dwarves and even seven brides for seven brothers. But now, that's all changed. Where there were nine, float now only eight -- the celestial club of planets has grown that much smaller.

Ashton Kutcher Plots 'Wedding Crashers' Reality TV Series (Hollywood.com) - Ashton Kutcher is set to recreate hit movie Wedding Crashers as a Candid Camera -type reality TV series, using real-life brides and grooms.

Review by Lavonne Cheah Star Ratings: (Jaffa.com) - Watch this if you liked: "Queen Margot", "2046", "Shakespeare In Love" Click here for pictures Set in 1922, "Brides" follows the voyage of mail-order brides who are travelling from various parts of Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Armenia to Chicago in the United States.

Brides and Grooms Continue to Turn Their Back on the Church (PR Web) - WeddingChaos.co.uk has conducted a survey of over 1,200 people to find out where they will get married. (PRWEB Aug 25, 2006) Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/chachingpr.php/UGlnZy1NYWduLUxvdmUtVGhpci1JbnNlLVplcm8=

Nebojo releases wedding songs (Mmegi) - Nebojo, a singing trio from Bobonong is out to give an offering of advice, wrapped in tunes to the new grooms and brides.

The New Wedding Etiquette (Hope Star) - (ARA) - Wedding traditions can and do change. And, sometimes, traditions should change. So says Peggy Post, the great-grand-daughter-in-law of Emily Post, today's leading authority on etiquette and the author of a dozen books.