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Brides unfazed by recession (The Courier Mail) - QUEENSLAND brides are unfazed by the recession and are still spending about $40,000 on their big day, according to a bridal expo organiser.

Brides Watching Budgets More Closely (KOLR - KSFX Ozarks) - (Springfield, MO) -- A lot of girls dream about having that perfect wedding. But many times, that special day can cost a fortune. There are some tips to help brides-to-be cut down on costs.

More brides angle for cheaper weddings (The Pantagraph) - RALEIGH, N.C. -- Brides are still saying “I do” in 2009, but they’re saying “I don’t” to lavish weddings.

Seven Brides for Milton Keynes Theatre (Buckingham Today) - Direct from the West End, family musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is coming to Milton Keynes for one week only from June 16. (29/05/2009 09:52:42)

'Iron Brides' will test local woman's relationship mettle (The Andover Townsman) - "Iron Brides" sounds like a television show about female body builders tying the knot. Instead, it's a new reality TV show where a bride's strength is measured by some pretty basic rules of marriage, like figuring out who will do the cooking and how to be a better partner.

Brides Watching Budgets More Closely (KOLR - KSFX Ozarks) - (Springfield, MO) -- A lot of girls dream about having that perfect wedding. But many times, that special day can cost a fortune.

Woman jailed for enslaving sons' brides (u.tv) - A woman who used her three daughters-in-law as slaves and was preparing a similar fate for a fourth young woman was today sentenced to seven years in jail.

Suspected smuggler’s trial opens (The Herald) - THE smuggling trial of Brides Mutandwa — one of the two Mbare traders who were arrested last week for allegedly importing 73 bales of clothing without paying customs duty — opened on Wednesday at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts with him denying the charges.

Book buzz: What's new on the list and in publishing (USA Today) - Jodi Picoult's heartbreaking novel gets a movie-tie-in boost; a sleeper hardcover hit about the Nazi occupation of the English island of Guernsey could turn into a summer smash; and a wedding parody has two high-profile names in its sights.

Famous couples are sent up at Prince Music Theater (Delaware County Times) - PHILADELPHIA —- Just in time for all the June brides, 1812 Productions closes its 2008-2009 season with the world premiere cabaret, “Let’s Pretend We’re Married.”