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Bridal style show held (Pontiac Daily Leader) - Sixty-six wedding gowns from 1958 to 2005 were modeled or on display at a "Pearls and Lace Bridal Style Show" at Meadows Mennonite Retirement Community, rural Chenoa, Thursday afternoon. Each gown modeled would bring "ooohs" and "aaahs" from the room full of mostly women and some men.

Shelby County wedding show set for Sunday (The Sentinel-News) - While planning the big day can be a fun and exciting the process, it can also frazzle the nerves of the most organized couples. From booking a photographer to securing the perfect location, the list of things to do can be never-ending.

Churches take out wedding advert (BBC News) - The Diocese of Hereford says it has advertised its churches as wedding venues for the first time.

Wedding dresses get colorized (Chicago Sun-Times) - To paraphrase Billy Idol, it's a nice day for a mocha wedding. The coffee obsession that has spilled from Seattle to the rest of the country seems to have influenced wedding gowns.

2003 Summer Fancy Food Show Review (Web-Exclusive) (The Gourmet Retailer) - SEPTEMBER 01, 2003 -- Once again, the Big Apple played host to the largest specialty food trade exhibit in America. The aisles were packed all three days for the 49th Summer NASFT Fancy Food Show in New York City, an event that came early this year, running from June 29 through July 1.

Teacher gets surprise wedding (The Jamaica Observer) - As far as Angela Osbourne was aware, she was to be the guest model at yesterday's Wedding Fantasies Expo 2K6 staged by Jus 4U Bridal and Tuxedo Limousine Service at Portmore HEART Academy in St Catherine.

Hollywood awhirl in post-Oscar parties (USA Today) - After the last Oscar was handed out Sunday night, stars celebrated out on the town. Many Hollywood couples were spotted at various galas, but some pairs tried to avoid media attention. USA TODAY's Donna Freydkin, William Keck and Whitney Matheson checked out some post-show parties.

CAROL CAIN: Readers tell tales of wedding rings, the flat Earth and jobless inventors (Detroit Free Press) - There's nothing like the story of the little guy fighting back, finally deciding he's had enough and throwing in the towel to generate comments.

Jacob Luft: Oscar films don't cater to everday folks (Sports Illustrated) - The Academy Awards show last night might as well have been named Movies I Didn't Watch and Never Will. The Oscars normally promote highbrow fair to begin with, but this year Hollywood went out of its way to make sure none of these flicks will ever make it into my DVD player.

Soldier Finally Gets Wedding Reception (WLUC TV 6) - Family and friends were celebrating the return of Anthony Grey, a relative, a friend, a soldier, and now a husband.