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Downtown event courts brides planning weddings (Rapid City Journal) - The first downtown Bridal Walk on Saturday proved to brides that they can literally plan their entire wedding downtown, said brides-to-be and business owners alike.

Weddings unveiled (Portage Daily Graphic) - rswystun@cpheraldleader.com [...]

DINING GUIDE (St. Petersburg Times) - Corinthia Catering — Give your next event a touch of excellence with our five-star catering services. Banquets, weddings, receptions and full event planning.

Espina: Weddings, Exhibits and Festivities (Sun Star) - HAPPY parents Raul and Monalee Alcoseba prepared heartily for the wedding of son, Rafael, to Mitchell, daughter of Rodrigo and Berlina Dirige. Both bride and groom belong to well-knit families and the occasion was the best time to rekindle kinship.

Anniversaries | Births | Engagements | Weddings (Nassau County Record) - Carter, Stokes to marry Carey and Karen Carter of Hilliard are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Amanda Brittini, to Herbert A. Stokes IV, son of Herbert and Vanessa Stokes III of Hilliard.

Valentine weddings (Williston Herald) - Valentine�s Day and wedding days inspire romance for couples in love. When Valentine�s Day falls on a Saturday like it does this year, it�s the perfect day for an engaged couple to get hitched. That�s what two sets of local lovebirds decided to do.

Of white mandaps and three-day celebrations (The Times of India) - Gauree Malkarnekar discovers that brides and grooms today are not interested in simple, homemade weddings.

The Summer of ’84 (The Times of India) - Old-timers in Rahman's hometown reminisced about the shy, gawky teenager who used to jam with bands at cocktail parties, friends’ weddings and universities.

Modern Pacific Weddings closing Kaimuki location (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) - Modern Pacific Weddings is closing its boutique in Kaimuki after one year there.

The Summer of ’84 (The Times of India) - CHENNAI: For viewers across the world watching the 81st Academy Awards on television on Monday morning (IST), one of the high points was the rousing rendition of ‘Jai Ho’. As the plush interiors of Kodak theatre reverberated with the sound of Rahman’s Jai Ho, old-timers in his hometown reminisced about the shy, gawky teenager who used to jam with bands at cocktail parties, friends’ weddings and ...