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‘True friends’ seen at Whistler's same-sex weddings (Vail Daily) - WHISTLER, B. C. — British Columbia in 2003 legalized same-sex marriages. Since then, the province has become a popular destination for weddings by Americans.

Adirondack Weddings (Adirondack Daily Enterprise) - There s a lot more to planning a wedding in the Adirondacks than having a handsome bride and groom on top of the cake. The Adirondacks are one of the most sought after destinations in the world for weddings and the type of wedding is only limited by your imagination - and your budget.

Foreigners' marriage records missing in Dominican Republic (CNN.com) - SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) -- The weddings of more than 200 couples from Canada and Britain who exchanged vows in the Dominican Republic were never officially recorded.

Tajik Government Cracks Down on Wedding Size (NPR) - In the Central Asian republic of Tajikistan, weddings are traditionally long, loud and expensive. But recently the wedding parties have gotten a lot smaller due to a new law limiting the number of guests and food prepared at weddings.

Weddings in Argentina's capital double in Valentine's Day (People's Daily) - The amount of official weddings doubled on Thursday on Valentine's Day in Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires' civil wedding registry normally has an average of 56 marriages per day but on Thursday it foresees that this ...

We wed like this only (Express India) - Marriages are made in heaven. Weddings, sometimes, are made in a slightly more absurd world-where a bride blooms out of a lotus and guests disappear in the glow of radium light. A few over-the-top tales from the knotty season

Swansea weddings on the web (NewsWales) - Couples in Swansea were spreading global love this Valentine's Day by getting married and beaming their weddings around the world via a new web link up.

Something new: SJ Weddings (Courier-Post) - If you and your Valentine are headed for "I do" -- or if you need to drop a hint -- grab a copy of today's South Jersey Weddings section in the Courier-Post.

Tying The Knot Needn't Be Dull (Sin Chew Jit Poh) - Love may be eternal, but weddings are all about fashion for the young and hip in China. A couple in Yunnan province, for instance, recently got married in a Spider-Man-type ceremony.

Magic movie box (Louisville Courier-Journal) - You can watch "Good Luck Chuck" or "Michael Clayton" this month through cable or satellite pay-per-view services. But what if you're in the mood for "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" or "Four Weddings and a Funeral"? Vudu has you covered. It's a set-top box that uses the Internet to link your TV to Vudu's library of more than 5,000 movies.