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Golan brides know there is no going back (AFP via Yahoo! News) - Arina Safadi, wearing a sumptuous white wedding dress, walked past barbed wire in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights so she could join her future husband on the Syrian side.

Brides Against Breast Cancer (WTSP - Tampa Bay's 10 News) - Hundreds of formal gowns were up for sale in the Bay area Saturday as part of a mission to help breast cancer patients.

There’s no going back for Golan brides (Gulf Times) - QUNEITRA, Golan Heights: Arina Safadi, wearing a sumptuous white wedding dress, walked past barbed wire in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights so she could join her future husband on the Syrian side.

Slow Economy/Lack of Funds Forces Brides into the Kitchen Arranging Their Own Flowers (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) - Do-it-Yourself Bouquets Not So Far Fetched: Brides Seek Alternatives to Expensive Weddings and Simple Designs Inspired by Martha

Helping child brides break free (CNN) - "When I got married I was scared," remembers 10-year-old Nujood Ali. "I didn't want to leave my family and siblings."

Golan brides know there is no going back (Middle East Times) - Arina Safadi, a 24-year-old Druze bride from Ein Qiniya in the Golan Heights, waves as she crosses the Israeli-Syrian border of Quneitra, on September 25, after leaving her family home in the strategic plateau that Israel captured from Syria in 1967. She was beaming with happiness at the prospect of embarking on a new life, but also knew that she could never return.

Special wedding images require some forethought (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) - The region's skylines, landmarks, architectural standouts are among the popular choices for brides and grooms looking for a backdrop for the photographs of their special day.

Artist tells stories of war brides with portraits (Times Herald) - The giant portrait of Dorothy greets visitors to the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery.     Her languid eyes gaze out from a blue background.

Heartbreak of marriage made in limbo (Scotland on Sunday) - WHERE to hold a wedding reception is usually a question brides-to-be consider very carefully. Rarely, if ever, is no man's land on one of the world's most tightly cont

After hearing, wedding photos stay locked up (Asbury Park Press) - A judge on Friday declined to approve a settlement between the state and Chester-based Celebration Studios, saying she wants to analyze the plan before allowing the distribution of photographs and videos to more than 3,000 brides and grooms left without wedding mementos when Celebration abruptly shut its doors in January.