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The Slice: Serving You Today’s Wedding News
Start your morning with The Slice, a daily feature bringing you up-to-the-minute gossip, news, and buzz on all things wedding around the world.
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Marissa Conrad
Published Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Maryland brides: If you shopped at David's Bridal, you may qualify to get some cash back.
Enter by tomorrow to win a wedding photo package from Kate Triano. [via DC Nearlyweds]
A man proposes underwater.
In Pittsburgh: Which bride can keep her lipstick on the longest?
A new type of wedding politics. (via bon mariage!)
More women are taking their husbands' names, according to a Harvard study and Condé Nast Bridal Group survey.
Naomi Campbell may or may not be engaged.
A destination wedding scam shocks couples.
Read about the world's oldest newlyweds.
Sex & the City movie trailer shows Carrie in a wedding gown. [via Wedlok]
This wedding was a real horror story.
Women's Wear Daily reports on the wedding industry in China.
Hiring a best man? Really?
. . . And the bride rides in on an inflatable rescue boat. Have bridal news to share? E-mail mconrad@washingtonian.com. To read the latest Bridal Party blog posts, click here.
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