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Let's hope tedious 'Wedding Bells' is not forever (USA Today) - Some wedding invitations are best declined. Granted, The Wedding Bells hardly is the worst show you've ever seen or, for that matter, the worst you've seen from super-producer David E. Kelley. (That title is still held by Snoops.) It does, however, rank with the most tedious, a show so empty that you get the feeling it's being thrown away even as you watch.

Future Brides Prepare For Their Special Day At Local Wedding Show (News 25 Evansville) - EVANSVILLE, IN - Brides-to-be got the royal treatment Sunday at the "Ultimate Wedding Show" at the downtown Executive Inn. Tri-State vendors showed-off their products as visitors watched fashion shows and received special gifts. One lucky bride won the grand prize, a $1 thousand travel voucher.

RSVP 'no' to this 'Wedding' (Newsday) - A week or so ago a nice package arrived in the mail, and because these sorts of things don't come along too often, I greedily unwrapped it to find a toaster and an engraved note from Fox inviting me to watch this new David E. Kelley show, "The Wedding Bells."

'Wedding Bells' shows promise, but will it be engaging? (Inside Bay Area) - FOX HAS PLOPPED "The Wedding Bells" into the prime post-"Idol" slot on Wednesday, but the network did the show no favors in its promotional campaign.

McCollum: Fox's wedding sitcom seems like the shotgun kind (San Jose Mercury News) - A few weeks ago, I saw some clips from Fox's new ``The Wedding Bells.'' The clip reel -- called a ``cutdown'' in TV world -- was so funny that I thought, ``Gee, here's a show that could really be something I'd want to watch every week.''

Kelley takes plunge in 'Wedding Bells' (USA Today) - Spring brings wedding season, and producer David E. Kelley is back with a new take on nuptials in The Wedding Bells, a romantic comedy about three sisters and their family wedding business. Bells premieres Wednesday on Fox (9 ET/PT) before settling into a regular Friday-at-9 time slo

'Wedding Bells' fails to engage (The Star-Ledger) - The Wedding Bells (Previews tonight at 9 on Ch. 5, then moves to Fridays at 9) Three sisters (Teri Polo, KaDee Strickland and Sarah Jones) run a wedding chapel in a new series from David E. Kelley.

A ringing endorsement for "Wedding Bells" (Daily Bulletin) - Watching the first episode of "The Wedding Bells," your first thought might be: How did no one exploit this topic before?

Wedding Day Stress: Focus on What Matters (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - The wedding day is considered to be the happiest day of many people's lives. It also ranks as one of the most stressful. Invitations. Flowers. Catering. Dresses and tuxedoes. The reception.

Hell's 'Bells': Wedding comedy knot Kelley's best work (Boston Herald) - "The Wedding Bells" Series premiere Wednesday night at 9 on WFXT (Ch. 25). Grade: C+ David E. Kelley sure writes about women a lot. But does he like them? The creator of "Ally McBeal" charts...