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Dream weddings get caught up in economic nightmare (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) - This year, couples are expected to spend an average of $20,400 on their weddings, down 6.5 percent from 2008, according to The Wedding Report, a market research company.

Government Sponsors Weddings (12 FOX Mankato) - Couples in Mexico and Peru tied the not in mass weddings today in what coul read more

Valentine's Day weddings (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat) - Brides and grooms lined up Saturday for the first-ever weekend Valentine’s Day weddings at the Sonoma County clerk’s office.

Recession shrinks Gatlinburg weddings (WATE 6 Knoxville) - Love in a recession features weddings with fewer guests, fewer flowers, and fewer photos.

Outdoor Falls' weddings forced indoors (KAUZ Wichita Falls) - Coming up tonight at ten, we have an inside look at one of those special Valentine's Day weddings.

Thriving In The Throes Of A Downturn: It’s a good year for weddings, babies (The New Straits Times) - EXPECT more marriages, babies and celebrations this year.

Couples delay weddings, hunt for savings (Detroit Free Press) - From do-it-yourself decorations to dancing to an iPod instead of a DJ, couples are scouring for savings.

Dream weddings turn practical during recession (The Tennessean) - NEW YORK — Maria Ayson and Nolan Green Jr. should be married by now.

Weddings of billionaires: When money is no object (CTV.ca) - Valentine's Day inspires a flurry of wedding planning. These billionaires show what can be done when wedding budgets have no limit.

2009/02/16 (The New Straits Times) - It’s a good year for weddings, babies EXPECT more marriages, babies and celebrations this year. Feng shui expert Kenny Hoo said the Year of the Ox, which started on Jan 26, is also called a double spring year as there will be two springs, one on Feb 4 this year and the other on Feb 4 next year.