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Northwood's own 'Bridezilla': TV series features Megan Cantu as one of its bossy brides (The Toledo Blade) - It's hard to say when Northwood resident Megan Cantu became a bridezilla, one of those demanding, fire-breathing brides who wants to control every element of her wedding. Was it when she threw her fiance's "SINGLE" T-shirt in the toilet a few days before the wedding and said, "He belongs to me. I own him. He is not single"? Maybe it was when she got mad at her dad for not having selected a ...

Brides moving away from tradition registry items to more practical pics (Midland Reporter-Telegram) - By Megan Lea Buck Assistant Lifestyle Editor Creating a gift registry can be an exciting process for a bride. It's a chance to decide what items the soon-to-be married couple needs or wants to enhance their life together. Traditionally, bridal registries consisted of fine china, crystal stemware, sterling silver flatware and silver-plated serving dishes. Midland's modern brides are finding, just ...

Brides find bargains, give to charity (News 14 Carolina) - WINSTON-SALEM -- Triad-area brides have the chance to browse wedding gowns, get a good deal and help a charity at the same time. It's all a part of an annual fundraiser called Brides Against Breast Cancer Tour of Gowns.

Comments wanted on cranberry farm (The Telegram) - The province is looking for the public’s input on a proposed cranberry farm for the St. Brides area.

Bridal Style Alert - Classic is Back (Carteret County News-Times) - (ARA) - Good news for brides inspired by Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly, classic is back. Fabrics, silhouettes and accessories borrowed from the 1940s through 1960s offer brides the opportunity to start with the basics and enhance them with luxurious finishing touches.

Modesty Is the New Trend in Bridal Fashion (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - When it comes to your wedding day, exposing less is becoming the new trend. Brides are seeking more coverage when walking down the aisle. On a day so sacred, brides are looking to be more conservative in front of their colleagues and family members.

Wedding gifts can be only a click away (Midland Reporter-Telegram) - By Megan Lea Buck Assistant Lifestyle Editor With fine china or money for a honeymoon only a click away, the Internet has revolutionized the concept of the bridal registry. Web sites such as weddingchannel.com and theknot.com offer assistance to brides in all stages of planning their big day. When it comes to picking out potential wedding gifts, these sites provide one-stop shopping for brides ...

The Newark Museum Presents a Glimpse of Lenox Collection (Art Daily) - Porcelain basket from the 1910 Modern American Pottery exhibition at The Newark Museum. NEWARK.- For almost six generations, brides and brides-to-be across the country have treasured wedding gifts manufactured by Lenox, America’s premier porcelain brand.

Wholesale Event Solutions Helps Brides Save Money in Today???s Uncertain Economy - www.EventsWholesale.com (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - Despite the sharp economic downturn, Wholesale Event Solutions has reported a record month in sales revenue. The unique direct-to-consumer event supply company has revamped its focus to provide deep discounts on wedding supplies.

Credit crunch brides opt for Friday weddings to save money on cars, caterers and photographers (Daily Mail) - The credit crunch has led to hundreds of brides switching their big day to Friday to save on the spiralling cost of weddings.