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Cartier brings salon culture to bridal business (National Jeweler) - New York—Bridezillas across North America can settle down—at least when it comes to jewelry. Cartier North America is simplifying wedding jewelry preparations for brides- and grooms-to-be by building bridal salons, staffed with bridal specialists, in its boutiques.

Bridal Show (WKBN 27 Youngstown) - A day for blushing brides in the valley, as Evaline's Bridal held its 25th annual bridal show out at the Chevy Centre this afternoon. Everything a bride and her party could desire were at the show, from flowers and dresses to jewelry and tiaras.

Bridal Show (WYTV Youngstown) - A day for blushing brides in the valley...

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.

Monica Bellucci (AskMen) - Why Is She Famous? After roles in a list of Italian and French films like Malena (2000) and Irreversible (2002), Monica Bellucci struck gold as Persephone in The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions . She's sustained her presence stateside with roles in The Passion of the Christ (2004) and Shoot 'Em Up (2007).

Lower the cost of your wedding day by picking priorities, trimming elsewhere (Knoxville News Sentinel) - The holiday season may be wrapping up, but engagement season is just getting under way. Planning a wedding can be a costly venture. Wedding Report Inc., which follows the trends of the industry, reports the average wedding costs around $29,000.

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.

Karen Russo, Sac Union Columnist (The Sacramento Union) - In several of my columns and posts, I’ve said that no Jews remain in Aza, that after Israel turned the area over to the terrorists, no Jews remain. That’s not correct.

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.

Local Caterers Always Ready To Serve Customers (Yankton Press & Dakotan) - EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part of the Press & Dakotan’s monthly series spotlighting occupations, tasks and duties in our coverage area.