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Seamstress Comes to the Rescue of Frantic Brides (First Coast News) - JACKSONVILLE, FL -- A lady helps 80 brides get their wedding dresses after a bridal shop went out of business.

Here come the brides - again (Stuff) - Who says you only get to wear it once? Thirty-five Wellington friends broke out their wedding dresses one more time on Saturday night, for a "Bygone Brides" party.

Brides-To-Be Visit Hundreds Of Booths At Bridal Show (KTHV Little Rock) - The Arkansas Democrat Gazette Bridal Show was in full swing Sunday. The afternoon provided soon to be brides with a one-stop collection of wedding ideas.

Police Try To Match Dresses With Brides-To-Be (CBS4 Denver) - Police in Fort Collins are playing the role of matchmaker, pairing brides-to-be with wedding gowns.

Survey: Brides should take hubby's name (The Indianapolis Star) - BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Indiana University researchers say most Americans think a woman should take her husband's last name after getting married.

We’re band-aid brides (News Of The World) - We’ve all heard of band-aid babies – when a couple have a child in a bid to paper over the cracks in their marriage – now welcome to the world of band-aid brides. Some women are rushing up the aisle in a last-ditch attempt to salvage their rocky relationship. But does it work?

Generous strangers offer to outfit gownless brides (Denver Post) - Brides whose dresses, at least, have been jilted by a Colorado bridal shop are finding no one wants to see a bride without a gown.

Shop leaves brides dressless (Louisville Courier-Journal) - The brides are also getting some emergency gowns a Las Vegas bridal and events company that collects used gowns for charity.

Free Gowns For CO Brides Jilted By Dress Shop (KKTV 11 Colorado Springs) - The 77 brides who have filed complaints they were left without a dress when Mountain Avenue Bridal abruptly closed its doors this week have been inundated with offers for free dresses.

Despite absence of divorce, 334 get remarried in Malta (Malta Today) - James Debono Despite the absence of divorce in Malta, 7% of grooms and 6% of brides who married in Malta last year, had previously obtained a divorce from their previous marriage, a demographic review for 2008 reveals.