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Rotary Lights May Have New Tent for Weddings, Events (RedNova) - By La Crosse Tribune, Wis. Oct. 3--What we knew: Rotary Lights wants to sub-lease a portion of Riverside Park to other organizations to allow a heated, clear plastic tent where events such as weddings could be held.

Retired Anglican cleric rebuked over same-sex wedding (AFP via Yahoo! News) - A retired, but influential Anglican archbishop can no longer perform weddings, his Canadian church ruled after he married a lesbian couple in Toronto in breach of canon law, according to reports.

Men Don?t Care About Weddings? Groomzilla Is Hurt (New York Times) - What wears a tuxedo and breathes fire? Groomzilla.

New Generation of Camcorders Records Memories Directly on DVD (Hornell Evening Tribune) - (ARA) - From weddings to graduations to new babies, memories fade, but videos of the occassion preserve the moment. DVD camcorders, which combine the versatile capabilities of a camcorder with the unbeatable convenience of DVD media, are the perfect solution.

Teen Fashion Designer Dreams About Her Own Wedding Day (Carmi Times) - (ARA) - It's no surprise that weddings are a serious business. They are, after all, a $25.3 billion industry.

This Week in Weddings: (wten.com) - I'm worried about guests walking in late to our wedding and distracting attention from our ceremony. What can I do to prevent this? Click through for Carley's answer!

Weddings (Argus Leader) - Jackie Wilson and Colin May were married June 3, 2006, at First Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. Jennifer Swier officiating.

Archbishop suspended for same-sex wedding (CTV.ca) - A former Anglican archbishop has been suspended from performing weddings after he married a lesbian couple in Toronto.

MTV Green-Lights Engaged , Choir (MultiChannel News) - Engaged is a half-hour documentary series following young couples 18-21 during the final weeks leading up to their weddings. The first of eight episodes is scheduled to air in winter 2007.

Given a green light, same-sex R.I. couples plan Mass. weddings (Boston Globe) - Same-sex couples in Rhode Island, eager to take advantage of a Suffolk Superior Court judge's ruling last week that found their state does not prohibit gay marriage, began making plans this weekend to marry in Massachusetts.