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Weddings and Dancing: Choreographed Ceremonies (New York Times) - To the Editor:.

Weddings scale back along with economy (Honolulu Advertiser) - The fairytale weddings that many couples have yearned for are starting to come back down to earth — leveled by everyday problems like house payments and rising gas and food bills.

Goldman Internet: MSLO's Lyne: Growth Built On Cupcakes, Weddings (CBS News) - Susan Lyne, president and CEO at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (NYSE: MSO), led off her presentation at day two of the Goldman Sachs Internet Conference by telling attendees that unlike most of the companies at the Las Vegas event, she would have a lot to say about the value of cupcakes and weddings.

Three women, three weddings, three very different days (The Monroe Evening News) - Planning a wedding comes with many choices. Some women choose to carry on family traditions, others create new ones. That was the case with Dawn Stanish of Temperance, who was married 30 years after her mother and 50 years after her grandmother.

Black and White Weddings Are Back in Style With a Contemporary Twist (Centre Daily Times) - What could be more classic than a black and white wedding? Whether couples choose to tie the knot with a formal affair or host a more casual event, look for this enduring color combination to take center stage at this summer and fall's most memorable weddings...with a twist.

Four weddings in a year! (The Times of India) - Romit Raaj says he won’t be scared to walk down the aisle in real life now.

Brides and grooms of gay weddings will be older than heterosexual weddings (San Mateo County Times) - n First wave in same-sex ceremonies expected to feature 40-somethings, many with children

County Clerks Can Opt Out of Gay Weddings (KMIR 6 Palm Springs) - Workers in the San Diego County Clerk's office who object to same-sex marriages may be excused from officiating at gay weddings. The County Clerk says he is considering allowing his employees to opt out of the ceremonies for religious or moral reasons.

FCC scrutinizes behaviorial targeting of Internet ads (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) - Monitoring consumers at roughly 3,000 Web sites, Revenue Science identified brides by picking out bridal behavior it had seen: anyone who'd gone online to read about weddings in the news, entered "bridesmaid dresses" into a search engine or surfed fashion pages for wedding styles.

After 60 weddings, it was time for a novel (The Charlotte Observer) - A dozen years ago, UNC Charlotte forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs wrote a novel about what she knew – how bones, scrutinized by a trained eye, can unlock secrets to a murder. You probably know the rest of this story. Reichs became a best-selling crime novelist. The Fox series “Bones” is based on her books. Now, daughter Kerry Reichs has published her first novel. And like her mom, ...