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Military brides get free gowns from shop (Fall River Herald News) -  When Fatima Rodrigues opened her bridal shop on South Main Street in 1986, she named it Alexandra’s Bridal Boutique, named for the little daughter she hoped to have one day. She dreamt of that little girl growing up and working side by side with her mother.

Sisters' Xmas wish comes true (The New Straits Times) - IPOH: Christmas Day this year was the most memorable day for sisters Choo Lai Peng and Choo Jie Hooi. This is because new brides, Lai Peng, 27, and her younger sister, Jie Hooi, 24, spent Christmas at the side of their husbands.

CIA Using Viagra as Truth Serum in War on Terror (NBC Philadelphia) - When an aging Afghan chieftain is having a hard time keeping up with his four young brides, the CIA is there to help.

Creeping towards restoration (The New Straits Times) - MOST READ TODAY! While back pain is a complex subject, its causes can be identified and, in many cases, relief can be attained. THE mail-order bride industry started when early settlers of the American continent could not find brides and would write to Europe for one.

Dressmaker helps Mormons look modern, modest (The Arizona Republic) - Suzanne Novak watches brides as they sift through the racks in her Gilbert bridal shop, their hope dwindling as they try on dress after impossible dress.

As Economic Belts Tighten, Weddings Get Scaled Back (KYW News Radio 1060) - Wedding planners are feeling the pinch of the sagging economy. Brides and grooms are reigning in the wish list to save money, and with a wedding you're talking thousands of dollars.

A Winter Wedding Extravaganza: Two Major Industry Players Say, I Do (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - SAN FRANCISCO----Two celebrated names in the wedding industry, AmericanBridal.com and Bridalguide.com, have come together to help brides through these hard economic times. Shirley Tan, CEO of AmericanBridal.com is writing an editorial detailing money-saving tips for winter wedding favors that Bridalguide.com will feature this month.

Noccalula Falls Wedding Chapel nearing completion (The Gadsden Times) - Brides-to-be who want to use the Noccalula Falls Wedding Chapel should have the Noccalula Falls Campground telephone number on speed dial Feb. 1.

Today's Busy Families Pass on the Family Heirlooms (Washington Post) - When people decide it's time to downsize and move out of the home where they have lived for perhaps 40 years, they want to distribute their household furniture, cherished belongings and family heirlooms to their adult children and grandchildren.

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