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Black Bride Magazine Launches New COVID-19 Wedding Planning Guide for Engaged Couples - Milwaukee Community Journal

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ATLANTA, Aug. 06, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Black Bride Magazine, the nation’s leading bridal publication for women of color, is devoting its Spring/Summer issue to the COVID-19 pandemic by providing a special “how to” wedding planning guide with resources and recommendations for couples and their families. “The pandemic has taken a huge toll on the […]

The post Black Bride Magazine Launches New COVID-19 Wedding Planning Guide for Engaged Couples appeared first on Milwaukee Community Journal.

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