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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.

America's Largest Bridal Show on Sunday, June 3 (NBC26 Green Bay) - PHOENIX -- June is known as the traditional wedding month. Thousands of brides will converge on the Phoenix Convention Center on Sunday, June 3, to plan their weddings. With over 600 exhibitors, the Bridal Fashion Debut is America's largest bridal show.

Style putting "Propose" in wedding party (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Style Network has said "I do" to a new wedding-themed reality series titled "I Propose."

GQ's 'Style Guy' nixes aloha shirt with tux for wedding (Honolulu Star-Bulletin) - IN A LETTER TO GQ magazine's "Style Guy" Glenn O'Brien , a woman asks if a Hawaiian-print shirt is acceptable for her guy to pair with a tux at their garden wedding -- because that's what he wants to wear.

Wedding woes (The Indianapolis Star) - Mud Creek Players will close its 2006-07 season with the classic comedy "Father of the Bride," by Caroline Francke. The show, directed by Larry Aull, is about the travails and joys of a harassed father experiencing his only daughter's expensive wedding.

Clothes show internet's mainstream appeal (Financial Times) - Americans for the first time bought more clothing and shoes online last year than they did computers and software, in a sign of the growing mainstream acceptance of internet shopping.

CBS, CW have lots of season finales (The Fayetteville Observer) - “How I Met Your Mother”: We had the nice, sentimental wedding for Lily and Marshall last week. Tonight the focus is on Robin and Ted and a secret they’re keeping. 8 p.m. CBS

'Stars' in their eyes: Reality show draws folks to ballroom training (Reno Gazette-Journal) - Two left feet and 10 unsynchronized toes aren't stopping people from thinking they can dance the two-step or master the mambo as well as Laila Ali, Joey Fatone or Apolo Anton Ohno.

Here we go again with irony (Stuff) - By LINDA BURGESS Of course, any drama called Perfect Day: The Wedding may just as well put up an arrowed sign with "Irony this way" written all over it. I did approach the drama with a fair degree of trepidation.

Elementary school puts fun in phonics with show (Jonesboro Sun) - JONESBORO -- Each spring the University Heights Elementary cafeteria undergoes a transformation from lunchroom dining space to wedding central. The three "G sisters," dressed in their finest wedding attire, trade in their last names to marry grooms "E," "I" and "Y."