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Trendy brides turning cheap into chic (Pioneer Press) - The average cost of a wedding in St. Paul is between $15,604 and $26,007. Meet some local brides who decided to spend a whole lot less than that, and learn how they did it.

Two all-beef patties, special sauce and a backhoe :McDonald's renovates from the ground up; brides can find it all in ... (South Bend Tribune) - If you see a sign outside a restaurant one day that reads "Closed for remodel," you do not expect to see the building being torn down the next.

Here come the brides (FOX 13 Tampa Bay) - Brides were saying, "I do" to a big dress sale in St. Petersburg early Friday morning. It's the third annual Goodwill Wedding Dress Gala, where big-name gowns are sold at a huge markdown.

Bay area brides get gown deals (WTSP-TV Tampa) - More than 400 new gowns that retail at up to $2,000 were on sale for under $400 at two Goodwill stores in the Bay area.

PHOTOS: Brides' Dream Dresses from New Designers (ABC News) - Brides magazine reveals the finalists of the Operation Dream Dress contest.

Injunction forbids weddings at farm (Spartanburg Herald-Journal) - Published: Sunday, June 28, 2009 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, June 27, 2009 at 10:16 p.m. Sue Spiegel will spend the next few days calling brides who have booked weddings at her Campobello farm informing them of a judge's temporary injunction barring any special events there.

6/28 SOCIAL SECURITY: A "Congratulations" Card For New Brides (The Lufkin Daily News) - Weddings are in season at this time of year. If you're planning to have one, or know someone who is, make sure you put Social Security on the to-do list — because we may need to send you a card. A new Social Security card, that is.

COLUMBUS: Lunetta family emraces Special Olympics (The Register-News) - EWING—While it might be out of the question to ask most brides and grooms to change their wedding date, it was Jessica and Lance Weer’s own idea.

Celebrating 15 years, the Nelson’s Shuttlecocks are many things to many people (The Kansas City Star) - In their short lives, the four Shuttlecocks on the Nelson lawn have sat pretty for brides, looked the other way as teens groped and stood strong as children climbed. To some people, the Shuttlecocks are an eyesore. To some sports fans, they’re a curse. To squirrels and dogs they’re just another territory to mark. But the Shuttlecocks, which debuted 15 years ago this month, are an undeniable part ...

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.