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Couple needs your vote to win $25,000 wedding (Belleville News-Democrat) - Matthew Fraier, a 2000 graduate of O'Fallon Township High School, and his fiancee, Whitney Bradley, are finalists in the St. Louis KSDK News Channel 5 "Show Me St. Louis" Wedding Challenge.

Wedding Day Stress: Focus on What Matters (Harrisburg Daily Register) - (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.

Fairgrounds services expanded through zoning (Whidbey News-Times) - Would you like to have your wedding where the last gun show took place? It could happen at the Island County Fairgrounds and you might even get to fly off in a helicopter after the nuptials.

'Wedding Singer' fun on stage, too (Philly.com) - The new musical The Wedding Singer is the most shameless show on Broadway. Gleefully shameless. It's not Miss Saigon, but it has an airplane. It revels in a marathon of stage shtick, and all of it works without a hitch.

Wedding of the Week (WALB News 10) - Jennifer Daymude and Steven Manning's wedding was a true labor of love. After all, it took nearly 10 years of missed opportunities in three different states for the passionate pair to get there.

Mom's the word (Pioneer Press) - The bride is the star of any wedding, but her mother is onstage, too. Don't fault Mom for wanting to look fabulous. "This is the biggest party she's ever going to host," says Carol Sudheimer, who caters to both mothers and brides at Our Shop in Stillwater. "There's this old idea that you don't want to take away from the bride, but there's absolutely no way you can do that unless you're in a

Planning a wedding long distance continues to be a challenge (Journal and Courier) - On Valentine's Day, my sweetheart of nine months pulled out a resetting of my grandmother's engagement ring and slipped it on my own left hand.

"Drowsy Chaperone" manna for musical theater fans (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Perfectly timed to arrive after Broadway audiences and critics have been pummeled by one vulgar or witless musical after another ("Lestat," "The Wedding Singer," "Hot Feet"), this low-key charmer seems like a breath of fresh air.

Confetti (15) (The Herald) - Appropriately for a wedding-themed film, Confetti delivers a cheerful feeling of old friends getting together – if only because its cast is almost entirely composed of figures familiar from those hip, oddball British TV comedy shows in which young folk over-emphasise their words in an ironic and self-aware manner.

Unique New Wedding Favors Let Brides and Grooms Predict Their Future (PR Web) - Throw the boring rice and table mints out the window. The modern bride and groom are striving to make their wedding more fun, unique and memorable. With this growing trend toward personalizing every aspect of their wedding day, more and more brides are turning to fortune cookies as their wedding favor of choice. (PRWEB May 2, 2006) Trackback URI: