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Brides aren't budging on the gown for their big day, so designers offering more choices (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - NEW YORK - Many brides positively know what their wedding gown will look like long before they meet their groom, and they're not going to let a little thing — OK, actually a huge thing — known as the economy dash their dream dress.

New Jersey Law Seeks to Protect 'Mail-Order Brides' (1010 WINS New York) - A new law in New Jersey seeks to protect foreign-born women who come to work as nannies or so-called "mail-order brides.''

Chemical tragedy leaves legacy of 'Bhopal brides' (AFP via Yahoo! News) - Jyoti is one of many Indian women whose dreams of a glittering wedding were shattered after the Bhopal gas disaster killed thousands 25 years ago this week and left many more ill from exposure.

Trend in bridal gowns is to follow your heart (San Francisco Chronicle) - Many brides positively know what their wedding gown will look like long before they meet their groom, and they're not going to let a little thing _ OK, actually a huge thing _ known as the economy dash their dream dress. They are seeking out gowns with... Wedding dress - Wedding ceremony participants - Weddings - Business - Fashion

N.J. law aims to protect foreign-born women from human trafficking (The Star-Ledger) - John O'Boyle/The Star-LedgerA file photo of Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula (D-Somerset).TRENTON -- A new law in New Jersey seeks to protect foreign-born women who come to work as nannies or so-called "mail-order brides." Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula (D-Somerset) Chisaid he pushed for...

Marriage woes of 'Bhopal Brides' (The Malay Mail) - Having endured the lethal billow of methyl isocyanate gas which seeped from the Union Carbide plant on Dec 3, 1984, Jyoti and her contemporaries then suffered the stigma of being survivors.

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Splitting holidays among families is a challenge (The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) - W HEN my husband and I were married, I came up with the "brilliant" idea of alternating Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays between my family and his. It only seemed fair. How irritating naive new brides are, with their Pollyanna-ish pronouncements that set down laws that directly affect their future grizzled and overtired selves....

On the Town: Exchanging vows (The Toledo Blade) - Saying “I Do” was popular for many area couples this year. Here are a few of the brides who radiated and grooms who beamed. ELYSSA Pesin, daughter of Sam and Donna Pesin of Ottawa Hills, married Jeffrey Kotzen, son of Peter and Karen Kotzen of Chestnut Hill, Mass., Nov. 14 at the Intercontinental Hotel, Boston, with a reception following. The couple traveled to Maui and Lanai for their honeymoon ...

On the front burner: Something sweet (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune) - SOMETHING SWEET