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Wedding Dresses that Stand Out (Time Magazine) - Brides seeking elegant simplicity find it in Ethiopian designer Amsale Aberra's chic gowns

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Making brides feel special (Louisville Courier-Journal) - After Rebecca Kimura opened Rebecca's Wedding Boutique in 1989, she and her sole employee, Jenny Sheehan, "had a few slow early years," Kimura admitted.

Wedding Dresses that Stand Out (Time Magazine) - Like millions of other brides, Amsale Aberra wanted to find the perfect wedding dress. Her preference was something simple yet sophisticated, but that wasn't so easy to come by in 1985, when the billowing ball-gown style made famous by Princess Diana was still the rage.

Tips for Making Your Skin Radiant on Your Wedding Day (Palladium Times) - (ARA) - Every bride wants her wedding to be picture perfect - from the dress to the flowers to the food at the reception. And of course, brides want to be beautiful, both for the ceremony and for the wedding pictures.

Brides take centre stage (Wakefield Today) - CINDERELLA and Sleeping Beauty have celebrated their nuptials on Wakefield Theatre's stage and now loved-up couples are in line for a fairytale wedding too.

Ballroom at Church Street Station signs new catering partner (BizJournals) - ORLANDO -- June brides who planned to celebrate their special day at the Ballroom at Church Street Station thought those plans were kaput after bankruptcy proceedings for previous owner FF Station LLC put the future of the complex in jeopardy.

The marriage industrial complex (Salon.com) - Rebecca Mead, author of a new book on the out-of-control American wedding, discusses Disney brides, formalwear for pets, and whether hiring a wedding planner is ever a feminist act.

Swarms of Cicadas Hit Midwest (Time Magazine) - Coming soon: Brood XIII. It sounds like a bad horror movie. But it's actually the name of the billions of cicadas expected to emerge this month in parts of the Midwest after spending 17 years underground

Review: How weddings get bought and sold (USA Today) - Imagine, if you can, a group of tequila-fueled wedding consultants whacking a piata that resembles a "bride-from-hell."