FYI...
Canada's National Bridal Show is being held at the Convention Centre in Toronto next weekend. From Sept 26-28.
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Stefanie Swinson
- Stefanie Swinson is an online reporter for Metroland Durham Region Media Group and newsdurhamregion.com, and also a blushing bride getting ready for the big day. Follow the adventures of planning a wedding right here.
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