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Indebted shop owner hires bodyguards for protection from 60 angry brides (New Kerala) - London, July 18 : A bridal shop owner was forced to hire bodyguards to protect herself from 60 angry brides after her business went bust.

Brides on a budget (Fargo Forum) - More couples opting for wedding bells without the whistles On July 12, Shelly Kuss and Ian Berry had the wedding of their dreams. She wore the perfect dress - complete with beaded corset top and full, sweeping skirt. Advertisement: Concepts Creative Hair Center 50% OFF ONE SERVICE 50% OFF ONE SERVICE on your first visit with Kristin!

'Seven Brides' endures as energetic love story (The Oklahoman) - When an 1850s-era Oregon couple decided to start a family, they figured they'd work their way through the alphabet and name each child after someone in the Bible. That's how Adam, Benjamin, Caleb, Daniel, Ephraim, Frank and Gideon got their names. Don't recall anyone named Frank? It's short for Frankincense, chosen because he smelled so sweet. Tradition also stated that none of the sons could ...

'Say Yes' with confidence (The Herald-Mail) - Tuesday night's season two debut of TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress," a reality show about brides' quest for the perfect wedding dress, has left many of us wondering: Is the right dress really that hard to find? Yes, it is, says Ronald Rothstein, owner of Kleinfeld Manhattan, the New York City bridal shop where the reality show is filmed. But it often doesn't have much to do with the dress, ...

The Honeymoon's Over, Now Lose the Weight Together (Richfield Reaper) - (ARA) - For many, the stress and whirlwind of wedding planning can get crazy. And it often leads to brides and grooms crash dieting in order to fit into their dress and tux.

Pickwicks take on challenge of well-known musical (Midland Reporter-Telegram) - The Pontipee brothers and their hoped-for brides have been singing and dancing their way into public memory since 1954 when "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" received an Oscar nomination for Best Picture.

Mismatched driver’s license can lead to jail (The Gainesville Times) - For new brides, changing a last name on scores of personal and legal documents may be a minor hassle. But being booked into jail for having a driver’s license that doesn’t match up with your Social Security card can be a much bigger headache.

Wedding Belles: A Disney production (Independent) - Every bride dreams of feeling like a princess on her wedding day. Now, thanks to Disney, the multinational conglomerate that "makes dreams come true", she can look like one, too. From this week (starting tomorrow), British brides will be able to float down the aisle in wedding dresses inspired by Disney's seven princesses.

Marriage and money (Express India) - The honeymoon is over for all of those June brides and grooms. Now it's home to happily ever after - and bills, bills, bills.

Can Newhouse keep Condé Nast's gloss going? (International Herald Tribune) - Spending money to make money, and focusing on premium products to attract readers and advertisers, has clearly worked for more than a decade, though Condé Nast margins are thin compared with those of its competitors.