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Their dream wedding could use your business (St. Petersburg Times) - A young couple strapped for cash are asking businesses to give them free stuff for their wedding in return for ads at the bash.

Tips for Making Your Skin Radiant on Your Wedding Day (Hornell Evening Tribune) - (ARA) - Every bride wants her wedding to be picture perfect - from the dress to the flowers to the food at the reception. And of course, brides want to be beautiful, both for the ceremony and for the wedding pictures.

Brides set to dress up for wedding fair (The Scotsman) - MORE than 50 companies are to take part in a wedding fair coming to the city for the sixth consecutive year.

If 'Today' Viewers Are Sweet On Them, Tampa Couple Could Win 'Speed Wedding' (The Tampa Tribune) - Kristine Hess and Eric Zostant from Tampa are in the competition to win a wedding on the "Today" show.

Briefs Chilli native still in contest for TV wedding Design board to meet Thursday Corps of Engineers bans kite tubing (Chillicothe Gazette) - A former Chillicothean and her husband-to-be have made the cut on "Today Throws A Wedding" on NBC.

Siti’s wedding sparklers (The Star Online) - Everyone’s in a tizzy about Siti Nurhaliza’s wedding. Now that the designers of her gowns have been announced, the focus shifts to the jewellery she will wear. KEE HUA CHEE gets frantic.

A Middle Earth Wedding (Manila Bulletin) - A traditional wedding was never an option for me. For one thing, I felt that certain aspects of this, no matter how beautiful, would not suit me.

Planning A Theme Wedding (Manila Bulletin) - What is a theme wedding? A theme wedding is one in which motifs are decided based on an impression the couple wants to create.

Britney and Kevin to renew wedding vows? (Handbag.com) - Britney Spears and husband Kevin Federline are set to renew their wedding vows after just two years, according to latest reports.

'Wedding Singer' shines on Broadway (Daily Record) - When Adam Sandler promised to "Party like it's 1985" in the fun classic "The Wedding Singer," he sure meant it. The 1998 comedy starring Sandler in the title role won over fans and almost immediately became a cult hit.