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Some brides still willing to spend (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker) - Tough economic times won’t keep Tracy Konieski from having the dress, flowers and reception of her dreams.

One love: Marrying outside your faith (MSNBC) - Planning a wedding can be tough — but pulling off an interfaith ceremony can be even more challenging. Here, Brides.com offers tips to help couples and their families realize the mixed blessing of joining of two different religions.

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.

The Honeymoon's Over, Now Lose the Weight Together (Carteret County News-Times) - (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.

Wed on the same day, not in the same way (China Daily) - 28 couples in Guangdong tied the knot in a group wedding on Tuesday, with the bridegrooms receiving their brides in red sedans, horses, bicycles, and even go-karts.

New Iron Brides Show Weds Reality TV to Game Show Fun (PRWeb) - A new concept TV show, Iron Brides will be taping this November in New Hampshire to air early 2009. Part reality TV, part game show, part wedding plan primer, the show gives eight brides-to-be the opportunity to compete for great prizes. (PRWeb Sep 21, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/09/prweb1358874.htm

New Iron Brides Show Weds Reality TV to Game Show Fun (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - A new concept TV show, Iron Brides will be taping this November in New Hampshire to air early 2009. Part reality TV, part game show, part wedding plan primer, the show gives eight brides-to-be the opportunity to compete for great prizes.

Tamblyn, the poet, stars in Litquake opener (San Francisco Chronicle) - Amber Tamblyn totally gets why people are suspicious of her writing abilities. "There's this underlying belief that actors are really shallow," she says with obvious exasperation. "And I think that is catastrophically bull-. It's incredibly unfair because...

Bridal show Sunday (The Daily American) - For the past 10 years, the Daily American has brought brides from not only Somerset County, but from across the region, together for a day of fun and bridal planning.

Can we dodge a recession? Many consumers feel poor (USA Today) - The U.S. economy has largely been resilient since the financial turmoil began more than a year ago, continuing to grow, albeit at a more subdued pace than in prior years. While some economists predicted the economy was headed for recession, others expected the USA would stay above water. But many economists think the latest chapter in the credit crunch saga, despite the government actions, will ...