 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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Brides bare all for love.(News)
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The Mirror (London, England)
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February 15, 2001
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Byline: MATTHEW ROSENBERG in Jamaica
A BRIDE marries in the buff yesterday in "the world's largest nude wedding".
Wearing little else than veils and shoes, 11 couples tied the knot in the Hedonism II resort at Saint Ann, Jamaica.
"This is the way to do it," said bride Jane Jones, a 43-year-old from Orange County, California. "Peop...
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