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Gay Weddings: Growing Opportunity? (PDNonline) - To a growing number of wedding photographers, same-sex weddings are a matter of good politics. And good business.

Will herb farm still hold weddings, receptions? (Tri-County Times) - Heavenly Scent Herb Farm in Tyrone Township applied for an agri-business permit, which would allow it to continue hosting weddings and receptions on its grounds.

Slow start: No rush for same-sex weddings in Vt. (AP via Yahoo! News) - Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to marry.

No Rush for Same-Sex Weddings in Vermont (Fox News) - Unlike the rush that followed Vermont's adoption of civil unions in 2000, the state's adoption of full marriage rights for same-sex couples hasn't turned it into a gay marriage mecca. And it may not.

No big rush for same-sex weddings in Vermont (Deseret News) - Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to...

Slow start: No rush for same-sex weddings in Vt. (San Francisco Chronicle) - Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to marry. The law takes effect Tuesday, but he's still waiting. So far, he has only one wedding celebration planned at the 11-unit Grunberg... Sponsored Topics: Vermont - Law - Same-sex marriage - Wedding - Bed and breakfast

No rush for same-sex weddings in Vermont (Newsday) - MONTPELIER, Vermont (AP) — Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to marry. The law takes effect Tuesday, but he's still waiting. So far, he has only one wedding celebration planned at the 11-unit Grunberg Haus, in Duxbury. It's for Sept. 8. "I guess the word's still getting around out there," said Connor, who runs ...

In Vermont, same-sex weddings not the draw that civil unions were when state held a monopoly (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - MONTPELIER, Vt. - Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to marry. The law takes effect Tuesday, but he's still waiting. So far, he has only one wedding celebration planned at the 11-unit Grunberg Haus, in Duxbury.

Slow start: No rush for same-sex weddings in Vt. (AP via Yahoo! Philippines News) - Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to marry. The law takes effect Tuesday, but he's still waiting. So far, he has only one wedding celebration planned at the 11-unit Grunberg Haus, in Duxbury. It's for Sept. 8. "I guess the word's still getting around out there," said Connor, who runs the inn with wife Linda ...

Slow start: No rush for same-sex weddings in Vermont (The Republican) - Bed-and-breakfast owner Jeff Connor was hoping for a boom in business once Vermont opened the door for same-sex couples to marry. The law takes effect Tuesday, but he's still waiting. So far, he has only one wedding celebration planned at the 11-unit Grunberg Haus, in Duxbury. It's for Sept. 8.