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Vow to Make the Most of Your Wedding Ring Investment (Derby Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - Tying the knot is one thing. Getting tied up in knots about your wedding rings is another. At an average wedding cost of $20,000, approximately $40 billion is spent on more than 2.5 million weddings in the United States each year, according to Sell More Weddings.

A July Fourth barbecue (Newsday) - Caterer Alexandra Troy grills lobsters outside but has an indoor George Foreman ready to go in case the weather gets bad Even the best, coolest, most organized caterer can't control the weather. That's why outdoor weddings have tents, and why the most casual summer barbecue needs a Plan B.

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.

Famous People Getting Married: Arquette, Farr Tie the Knot (Zap2It) - Last weekend was apparently a rather busy one for celebrity weddings. In addition to the unions of Oscar winner Nicole Kidman and "Desperate Housewives" star Marcia Cross, no fewer than three current or former TV stars tied the knot Saturday and Sunday.

Weddings and engagements (Hartselle Enquirer) - Alyson Rawls Dunlap of Falkville and Randall Scott Ellis of Hartselle were wed Saturday, June 17, 2006, at 4 p.m. at East Highland Baptist Church with the Rev. Danny Compton, uncle of the groom, officiating.

Uganda: Publicise Law On Incest (AllAfrica.com) - Over the weekend, two weddings made top news stories. One was publicised for obvious reasons; it was the wedding of the Vice President's daughter, Georgina, to Mr Ham Namakajjo which was attended by the country's top dignitaries. The second wedding did not take place.

It’s The Pitts: The Married And The Buried (CattleNetwork.com) - Lately it seems like my entire social calendar consists of weddings and funerals. The only time I see my relatives these days is at funerals and I’d say I’d like to see them more often but that might sound like I’m hoping they’d die.

Garden to keep wedding vows (The Scotsman) - COUPLES set to marry at Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden this summer have been told their weddings would go ahead today after the venue's catering firm went into administration.

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.