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Bridal Shop Offers Free Gowns For Military Brides (WCVB Boston) - A Watertown bridal shop is giving away free designer wedding gowns to military brides-to-be in honor of Veteran's Day.

Foreign brides rejuvenate South Korea's aging society - Feature (EARTHtimes.org) - Seoul - Foreign brides are replacing local women as a major source of vitality in South Korea's greying rural communities, helping to rebuild rural family bonds by providing babies and farm labour...

Here come the brides: Free wedding for unmarried couples (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth) - DALLAS — This wasn't the wedding Michelle Muldrow had envisioned — sharing the spotlight with 17 other brides. But for her and most of the other couples at the Concord Church ceremony, any kind of marriage wasn't even in the picture.

Mainland brides complain about discrimination in Taiwan - Feature (EARTHtimes.org) - Taipei - Wang Hsiu-lien, a mainland Chinese woman who married a man from Taiwan and has been living on the island for eight years, hates going to the market to buy vegetables. Some vegetable selle...

Here Come the Brides (The Intelligencer / Wheeling News-Register) - WHEELING - They already have their prospective husbands - and now all local brides need are the dresses, cakes, catering and other amenities to bring their upcoming weddings to life.

Nine Questions (Tucson Weekly) - Mike Gray by Kristine Peashock "Psychic" Mike Gray moved to Tucson from El Paso in 1986, and has traveled back and forth ever since. He has played in numerous local punk bands, including Cosmic Jackhammer, Opinion Zero, Cancer Brides and Schizm. Gray is currently a pest-management professional at University Termite and Pest Control and educates the public about keeping their homes pest-free in ...

Proclaiming ‘I’m a Mrs’ made easier (The Natal Witness Group) - TIME spent negotiating long queues at Home Affairs only to be told that you don’t have all necessary documentation and the stress associated with an official name change, can now be a thing of the past for new brides, thanks to a new online service.

Reno-area brides get thrifty, but weddings go on (Reno Gazette-Journal) - Have glue gun, will marry.

Mass wedding (Gulf Times) - Brides and grooms pour yellow coloured rice called Talambralu on each other during a mass wedding ceremony organised by the Thirumala Tirupati Devastanam (TTD) temple administration in Hyderabad yesterday.

Sister rivalry: How to avoid a wedding fight (MSNBC) - For some sisters, an engagement is a time to celebrate life, love, and family. For others, it can transform simmering childhood resentments into a full-blown battle royale. Brides.com reveals the potential trouble spots and tips to keep the peace.