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Weddings that will make your day! (The Times of India) - Lucknowites are increasingly opting for daytime weddings, giving the hitherto more popular evening weddings as go-by.

Weddings (Daily Dispatch) - Daily Dispatch's Wednesday Wedding Page Click here to see the wedding photographs. Only appearing on Wednesdays... Check our Archives for previous wedding pages. Anthony Fani and Ludwe Macingwane were married at 2 Swans Wedding Farm. Pic...

High fashion weddings are in vogue (Las Vegas Business Press) - June is busting out all over -- with beautiful brides in floor-length gowns and grooms in elegant tuxedos. This year's bridal buzz combines weddings in picturesque floral gardens, rolling-green lawns and the serenity of romantic, flower-filled courtyards.

Weddings are numerous in Year of the Dog (UPI) - SAN FRANCISCO, June 24 (UPI) -- The Chinese Year of the Dog, 2006, has seen a rare spike in marriages due to an ancient Chinese superstition, The San Francisco Chronicle reported.

www.watchmegetmarried.com (New York Times) - This Webcast concept perfectly melds America's couch-potato culture and its obsession with weddings.

WEDDINGS (The Pueblo Chieftain) - McHardy-Mazur HOUSTON - Angela Marie McHardy and Erik Christian Mazur were married April 1 at Rice University Chapel with the Rev. Stephanie Lord officiating. The bride is the daughter of Bryson and Carolyn McHardy of Pueblo. The bridegroom is the son of Joseph and Kicki Mazur of Houston. Bridesmaids were Cara McHardy-Finken, Anna Mazur-Mailloux, Angie Howe and Lyn Shepherd. Groomsmen

Weddings (Muskogee Phoenix) - Rhonda Jo Fletcher of Muskogee and James L. Combs of Laughlin, Nev., were married at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 15, 2006, in Las Vegas, Nev. She is the daughter of Lisa and Gary Joe Fletcher and Sidney Jo Fletcher, all of Muskogee. He is the son of Roberta and Edgar Combs of Topock, Ariz. She is the granddaughter of Earnest George "Heck" and Elsie Fletcher of Muskogee, Barbara Allen of Fort Gibson

What marriage really needs is rewards (NorthJersey.com) - Now that the Senate has been unable to find any WMD -- Weddings of Mass Destruction -- maybe we can get serious about defending the institution of holy matrimony.

Post-Katrina nuptials have couples saying,'I do, but where?' (The Biloxi Sun Herald) - Weddings planned after Katrina, whether they were postponed by the storm or planned fresh, confront a Coast in rebuilding mode with its bridal paths more likely covered by sawdust than rose petals.

HITCH COSTS ARE HIKING (Sunday Mail) - BRITONS are spending an average of nearly £1500 a year on going to other people's weddings. A survey found the average person attends 3.4 weddings a year, each one setting them back £422.