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Homeland Security delays thousands of weddings (CNN.com) - WASHINGTON (AP) -- True love waits for no one -- except maybe the Homeland Security Department.

Outdoor Weddings: Love in the Phoenix Heat (About.com) - Summer is the time for joyous unions. So many people have weddings in June. For most people in the country, it is a time when there's a better chance of...

Celebrating 100 years of weddings (Herald & Review) - OAKLAND - Like a bride showered with wedding gifts, the Oakland Historical Foundation has been inundated with items to display in its history of weddings exhibit.

June Weddings –- The Myth, Truth and Media Hype (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - (PRWEB) June 13, 2006 -- History tells us that June Weddings have roots in early Roman times, Pagan traditions and the Elizabethan England… The Roman goddess Juno -- goddess of women’s well being and marriage lends her name to this month.

Destination weddings can be too costly for guests (Lawrence Journal-World) - These days it costs as much to have a wedding on average as it does to buy a new car. The Conde Nast Bridal Group, which publishes Brides, Modern Bride and Elegant Bride magazines, says the average amount spent on weddings has increased to $27,852, up from the average $15,208 wedding in 1990.

Agency paperwork glitch delays weddings (USA Today) - True love waits for no one except maybe the Homeland Security Department. Red tape has put wedding bells on hold for about 10,000 U.S. citizens seeking visas for their foreign brides and grooms as the department works on new paperwork for their applications.

June Weddings –- The Myth, Truth and Media Hype (PR Web) - What’s all the hype about June weddings? Talk to many wedding professionals and learn that many contemporary brides are breaking tradition. September and October now surpass June in many parts of the country. (PRWEB Jun 13, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/Q291cC1TcXVhLUNyYXMtRW1wdC1JbnNlLVplcm8=

Homeland Security paperwork delays weddings (AP via Yahoo! News) - Red tape is holding up wedding bells for an estimated 10,000 U.S. citizens waiting on the Homeland Security Department to design new paperwork so they can apply for visas for their foreign fiancees.

West Indies weddings still top spot for Brits (Guardian Unlimited) - It was the perfect romantic picture. Renee Zellweger marrying Kenny Chesney on a palm-fringed beach. Now, it seems, it's the dream we all want, with West Indian weddings still the favourite with Britons wanting to tie the knot overseas.

Homeland Security paperwork glitch delays thousands of weddings (Boston Globe) - True love waits for no one -- except maybe the Homeland Security Department. Red tape has put wedding bells on hold for about 10,000 U.S. citizens seeking visas for their foreign brides and grooms as the department works on new paperwork for their applications.