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Ottawa couple wins $30M in 6-49 jackpot; plan proper Greek weddings for kids (CNews) - OTTAWA (CP) - An Ottawa couple is planning to have proper Greek weddings for their children after winning a $30-million Lotto 6-49 jackpot. Greek immigrants Anna and George Giannopoulos bought the winning ticket for the May 30 draw at a local gas station.

Ottawa couple wins $30M in 6-49 jackpot; plan proper Greek weddings for kids (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) - OTTAWA (CP) - An Ottawa couple is planning to have proper Greek weddings for their children after winning a $30-million Lotto 6-49 jackpot.

Black the go - for weddings (Adelaide Now) - BLACK is the new colour trend for weddings. More South Australian brides are casting aside tradition and choosing black for their bridesmaids' dresses.

Wedding traditions (Carroll County Online) - This is June, a month for weddings. On June 11, 1898, Westminster's Democratic Advocate included a column that shared New York wedding fashions with young women of Carroll County:

No female circumcision ban (BBC News) - Sierra Leone MPs pass a bill, which bans under-age weddings but drop a clause to outlaw female circumcision.

Couple go 'green' to tie the knot (BBC News) - A couple are planning to go "green" this weekend with what could be one of the most environmentally friendly weddings in the country.

Snowy Weddings offers a unique service (Summit Sun) - The splendour of the Snowy Mountains is becoming an increasingly popular spot for weddings. The attraction of the mountain environment, the laid-back atmosphere and the regions array of restaurants and resorts is why many people are choosing to tie the knot in our beautiful part of the world.

DUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTRE SETS RECORD FOR NUMBER OF WEDDINGS BOOKED FOR 2007 (MENAFN) - DUBAI WORLD TRADE CENTRE SETS RECORD FOR NUMBER OF WEDDINGS BOOKED FOR 2007

Preparing for Out of Town Wedding Guests (Hope Star) - (ARA) - Weddings are an exciting and busy time for everyone. As the couple prepares to celebrate their bond, family and friends are preparing for the big day too. For out of town guests, traveling can be confusing, expensive and take a lot of time.

Brides in white, weddings in green (Daily Press) - Weddings are going green. Caterers are offering pesticide-free menus. Web sites help newlyweds set up donations to environmental charities. There are hybrid limousines for rent and a Green Hotels Association to help find lodging in places committed to reducing waste. David Cooperrider, a business professor at Case Western Reserve University, said wedding advisers who are not going green are going ...