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'Christian' weddings are hot in Japan (Lansing State Journal) - Kumiko Amano is not a Christian, but she had her heart set on having a Christian-style wedding.

In Japan, 'Christian' weddings not always what they seem to be (Macon Telegraph) - Kumiko Amano is not a Christian, but had her heart set on having a Christian-style wedding.

'Check details before NRI marriage' (The Times of India) - Victims of shackled NRI weddings shared their fraudulent marriage experiences during a seminar in Chandigarh.

Weddings/Engagements/Anniversaries (The Citizen of Laconia) - Lindsay Bryar and Steven Bliznik MOULTONBOROUGH — Joan Williamson and Keith Bryar, both of Mountonborough are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsay Bryar, to Steven Bliznik, son of Rosemarie and Cary Bliznik of Davenport, Fla.

Japanese prefer Christian weddings (Austin American-Statesman) - Although only 1 percent of the population is Christian, they like the look. TOKYO — Kumiko Amano is not a Christian, but had her heart set on having a Christian-style wedding.

Magistrates on the front lines (Burlington Times-News) - GRAHAM — They are the first contact a person has with the judicial system. They issue arrest and search warrants, set bonds, perform weddings and accept payments for certain traffic violations.

'Check details before NRI marriage' (The Times of India) - Victims of shackled NRI weddings share their fraudulent marriage experiences during a seminar in Chandigarh.

'Check credentials before NRI marriage' (The Times of India) - Victims of shackled NRI weddings shared their fraudulent marriage experiences during a seminar on "Women shackled in NRI weddings" in Chandigarh.

Bridal Show Comes to Tamarack (WVVA Bluefield) - Hundreds of brides-to-be made a trip to Tamarack on Saturday for help with planning their weddings.

Parents remember daughter who lost life in a single moment of violence (Daily Herald) - Every day Bill Albu reads about people dying -- in drive-by shootings, in car accidents, on college campuses. He thinks of the victims' families and how their lives will never be the same. Sorrow will follow them to the grocery store, to family weddings, everywhere.