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BRIDES LIFT VEIL ON SEX FANTASIES (New York Post) - Saying "I do" doesn't mean the passion's kaput - at least according to a majority of brides-to-be, who think sex will get steamier after they marry. A survey by brides.com found that 52 percent of women who are about to tie the knot think they...

Will you run with the brides? (The News-Herald) - The News-Herald is seeking brides who will be taking part in Friday's "Running of the Brides" at Filene's Basement in Warrensville Heights.

Blushing Brides at the Bridal Ball (CBS 42 Birmingham) - Dozens of blushing brides attended the first annual Bridal Ball Sunday afternoon.

Brides find ways to save money on their big day (The Mercury) - YORK — Brides in central Pennsylvania are skipping the ceremony programs, having Sunday weddings and making their own favors in an attempt to cut costs. Wedding...

Economy dampens wedding plans (Newsday) - Brides and grooms-to-be may be scaling back extravagant plans in face of financial woes.

Exclusive: Bogus brides scam fixer is arrested after police swoop (Daily Record) - A WEDDING fixer who earned thousands by setting up fake marriages in a scam with African gangsters has been arrested in a dramatic raid.

Event draws brides-to-be (The Martinsburg Journal) - MARTINSBURG - The economy may be heading toward a recession, but if you're in the bridal business, chances are good that you'll always have customers who need help preparing to walk down the aisle. Some 34 vendors from every corner of the bridal industry found just that during this weekend's annual Fall Wedding Extravaganza at the Martinsburg Mall, sponsored by The Journal.

Reality TV show to hold open casting Friday in Portsmouth (Portsmouth Herald) - PORTSMOUTH — Open call auditions for New Hampshire's new television show "Iron Brides" will be held and filmed by Iron Brides Productions, LLC, from 2 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 17 at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth.

Better Sex After Marriage? (810 WGY Albany) - A new survey on brides-dot-com found 52 percent of women about to get married think their love life will get better. Just because you've tied the knot doesn't mean you have say goodbye to passion.

The Honeymoon's Over, Now Lose the Weight Together (Palatka Daily News) - (ARA) - For many, the stress and whirlwind of wedding planning can get crazy. And it often leads to brides and grooms crash dieting in order to fit into their dress and tux.