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'Vow' factor: Accordions' show combined with a wedding reception promises a good time (The Capital Times) - When Those Darn Accordions perform this week at the High Noon Saloon, it might feel like "Sweet Cannoli Nuptials" meets squeezebox rock concert. A superfan is getting married during the soundcheck and the show will double as his wedding reception, according to Those Darn Accordions founder Paul Rogers.

Radio station to host naked wedding (Stuff) - A New Zealand radio station is on the hunt for a couple willing to bare all in their marriage ceremony. The Edge is offering a couple a wedding worth $50,000 – so long as when they say "I do" they are both naked.

Rolling Stones named 'most expensive wedding act' (Daily Telegraph) - The Rolling Stones were named the ''world's most expensive wedding act'' today at an estimated cost of £5 million while former Hear'Say singer Danny Foster could be snapped up for just £650.

VH1 may not air show featuring fugitive (MSNBC) - The future of a VH1 reality show featuring a man charged with murder in his ex-wife's death remains unclear.

Current Conditions (KOLR - KSFX Ozarks) - Before walking down the aisle, local brides took a stroll downtown. Springfield's Expo Center played host to a bridal show Sunday. It puts vendors and couples in touch so brides to be can plan that perfect wedding.

Stones 'most expensive wedding act' (Liverpool Echo) - The Rolling Stones have been named the "world's most expensive wedding act" at an estimated cost of £5 million, while former Hear'Say singer Danny Foster could be snapped up for just £650.

Bride nearly a no-show at fairy tale wedding (Toronto Star) - Sarah Schopp's romance had all the makings of a fairy tale.

VH1 cancels reality show with suspect, may not air second (USA Today) - VH1 executives have cancelled Megan Wants a Millionaire, the reality TV show that Ryan Alexander Jenkins appeared in before he was charged with murdering a former model.

Radio station to host naked wedding (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News) - A radio station is on the hunt for a couple willing to bare all in their marriage ceremony.

Wedding to be 'Star Trek' enterprise (Daily Record) - He wanted the wedding proposal to be special, so he carefully chose his words, selecting a foreign phrase with special meaning. "Would you be my wife … my imzadi?'' he asked.