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Brides buy gowns for good cause (FOX 13 Tampa Bay) - A few dozen brides arrived early at the Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel in downtown Tampa Friday morning for the Brides Against Breast Cancer wedding gown sale.

Here comes the brides! (Bureau County Republican) - PRINCETON — Area brides-to-be are invited to attend a Weddings and Celebrations Expo and Fashion Show, which will be held at the Bureau County Metro Center from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 15.

Brides-to-be, friends stock up on items at Lake Houston Bridal show (Humble Observer) - Brides-to-be, friends stock up on wedding items at the annual Lake Houston Bridal show

ATTENTION ALL BRIDES-TO-BE! (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - Set aside Sunday, March 22, 2009, to attend the St. Louis' Best Bridal Celebration at the St. Louis Airport Marriott! Between noon and 4 p.m., future brides, grooms, their wedding parties, as well as their families and friends, can arrangement almost everything they need for the upcoming nuptials.

10 charged with marriage scam (WAVE 3 Louisville) - Federal authorities have accused 10 people of taking part in an operation that involved sham marriages for immigrants. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say the complex scheme involved "arrangers" who helped immigrants who overstayed their visas find brides and put together false personal histories.

Men build road hoping for love (ABC 15 Phoenix) - Bachelors in a remote Indian village are building a new road which they hope will bring them brides. Barwaan Kala is reportedly known as the "village of unmarried people" because it has more than 120 men that are single.

Here Come the Brides (NBC 5 Chicago) - Illinois legislators take the first step toward legalizing civil unions for same-sex couples.

New business caters to brides on a budget (The Herald-Press) - Susan Mygrant has dreamed of opening her own business for around 15 years. The doors to Wedding Rentals and More opened to the public Tuesday afternoon, along with the beginning of the realization of her dream.

Debbie Allen, Face Pillows, Fill ’Arabesque’ at Kennedy Center (Bloomberg) - March 6 (Bloomberg) -- A parade of mannequins in brightly colored wedding dresses greets visitors entering the cultural souk that has taken over Washington’s Kennedy Center . They’re from the exhibition “Brides of the Arab World.”

Men build road hoping for love (San Diego 6) - Bachelors in a remote Indian village are building a new road that they hope will bring them brides.