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Two weddings and a downpour (Daily Mail) - Showbiz stars and politicians turned out for two high-profile-and somewhat soggy-weddings yesterday. The heavens opened as Ant McPartlin, better known as one half of TV duo Ant and Dec, marroed his long-time girlfriend on the same day that Sky News political editor Adam Boulton wed Tony Blair's former aide Anji Hunter

Weddings, summer fun may affect your taxes (This Ithaca Journal) - If you are getting married this summer, you're probably thinking about rings, flowers, cakes and honeymoon destinations. Maybe you should also be thinking about income taxes.

Weddings: WEDDINGS (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) - BITHELL-LEONHARDT – Ellie-Jo Leonhardt and David Stanley Bithell were married July 15 at Lithia Park, Ashland, Ore.

Philanthropic couples using weddings as charity tool (Duluth News Tribune) - Justin Alexander and Jenny Elliott like to say their wedding is the most normal part of their relationship -- and that's saying quite a lot, considering some of the items they requested on their gift registry.

Adam and Anji's power wedding (Times Online) - AS celebrity weddings go it was more Hansard than Hello! magazine.

Weddings (Corvallis Gazette Times) - Diane Denise Denton and Joseph Ray Gilbert were married on July 6 at the First United Methodist Church in Equality, Ala. with Rev. Jimmy Nixon presiding.

Police appeal on 'sham weddings' (BBC News) - People in the north west have been asked to get involved in sham weddings to allow foreign nationals to gain residence, the PSNI says.

Stylishly Practical weddings (Manila Bulletin) - It’s not the same difference. Engaged couples plan to get married because they want to settle down. Engaged couples plan their wedding because they don’t want to settle for anything less.

O'Fallon officials hopeful about conference center (Belleville News-Democrat) - News-Democrat -- O'FALLON -- City officials don't expect the proposed 25,000-square-foot conference center in the Shoppes at Green Mount to generate a lot of money from conferences, meetings and weddings when the city takes ownership late next year.

Three's a crowd (Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier) - By LUKE GLOECKNER, Pulse Movie Reviewer Owen Wilson is done crashing weddings. Kate Hudson isn't trying to lose a guy in ten days.