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Annual show helps brides-to-be (News 14 Carolina) - WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- A lot goes into creating a fairytale wedding says Gail Galloway, publisher of "The Perfect Wedding Guide." But planning one can be a nightmare. Thankfully, Triad brides-to-be will get a helping hand this weekend at the Perfect Wedding Guide Bridal Show.

Making your own wedding dress (The Virginia Gazette) - Brides today have more choices than ever before when they are picking a wedding dress. Many of the old rules have been tossed out. For example, dresses aren't always white, they're not always big and poufy and they don't have to include trains that go on for miles. A bride can feel free to choose a wedding dress that fits her body type and personality.

Flowers, colors abound for fall weddings (The Virginia Gazette) - The choices are endless for fall brides. From flowers and colors to décor, fall brides can create the wedding of their dreams simply by using their imagination.

The Brides of Lancaster County (BellaOnline) - The Brides of Lancaster County series written by Wanda Brunstetter shares the stories of Amish women and how they meet their husbands. Reading about their old fashioned lifestyles is a welcome relief from the typical romance novel.

LITERARY CALENDAR (The Oregonian) - Unless otherwise indicated, the area code for all phone numbers is 503 and events are open to the public at no charge. Writers Talking: Portland author Beren deMotier discusses her book "The Brides of March," 1 p.m., Central Library, 801 S.W. 10th Ave.

Keep your sanity while planning your wedding (The Virginia Gazette) - Working full-time or have friends and relatives spread all over the country or world? If you answered yes to either question, planning a wedding can be a logistical nightmare; but for savvy brides and grooms-to-be, online wedding planning has become a lifesaver.

Your wedding guide: Bride on a budget (The Times-News) - The happiest day of your life doesn't have to put you in debt. With the average wedding costing over $20,000, it's no wonder many brides and grooms are looking for alternatives to lavish celebrations.

Seaport Brides Go Green While Wearing White (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - BOSTON----Seaport Boston, comprised of the Seaport Hotel and Seaport World Trade Center, has launched its Green Wedding Package, allowing brides and grooms to honor their commitment to the environment while celebrating their commitment to each other.

Jilted brides sue facility (Daily Breeze) - The Ivy House Gardens in Inglewood closed abruptly, leaving couples without a wedding site or refunds.

Political Notebook by Daniel Scarpinato : Gabby goes from camos to a 'green' day of vows (Arizona Daily Star) - Many brides-to-be spend the week before their wedding going to the spa, partying with their girlfriends and, ya know, generally takin' it easy before the big day.