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Flashy brides struggle with high gold prices (Gulf Times) - For brides buying jewellery, the bigger the better is the general rule, but record gold prices during this year’s wedding season are forcing many to compromise.

Flashy Indian brides struggle with high gold prices (AFP via Yahoo! News) - For Indian brides buying jewellery, the bigger the better is the general rule, but record gold prices during this year's wedding season are forcing many to compromise.

Abandoned brides (BBC News) - The women deserted in India by UK husbands

Abandoned brides (BBC News) - 'Holiday' wives left behind by UK men in India

And the beat goes on (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - Disc jockey companies have changed. Five years ago, brides and grooms had to go to different companies to coordinate the music, the lighting, the videos and the atmosphere. “Now, it’s a one-stop shop,” said Chris Schake, general manager of TKO DJs.

Indian 'holiday brides' abandoned by British husbands on the rise (New York Daily News) - There's a new trend in the U.K.: British men are marrying Indian women, treating them like "prostitutes" and abandoning them.

Brides ripped off by photographer (FOX 25 Boston) - SALEM, N.H. - Dozens of brides say they’ve been ripped off by a photography company that failed to deliver on their wedding photos. FOX25's Erin Hawksworth reports.

Budget Brit brides opting for black dresses on wedding days! (New Kerala) - London, Nov 21 : A larger number of money-conscious British brides are going for black dresses instead of white ones on their wedding days.

Mumbai: A Shaken City Revives (BusinessWeek) - Amid tightened security since terrorists killed 166, India's business hub is thriving once again

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