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TV Review | 'The Wedding Bells': Through Tulle and Tears, Perfecting That Special Day (Addict 3D) - In David E. Kelley’s newest series, “The Wedding Bells,” which airs on Fox Tuesday, sisters in the wedding business try to manage their own love lives.

Jewish wedding fair brings out the marrying kind (J. the Jewish News Weekly of Northern California) - Sharon Gobuty has already nailed down the caterer, the gown and the wedding singer for her upcoming nuptials. All she needs now, she says, is the “video, the florist and the Jewishy stuff.”

AARON BARNHART TVBARN.COM: DING, DONG, DEAD TV review | David E. Kelley’s ‘Wedding Bells’: Ding, dong, dead (Kansas City Star) - David E. Kelley, the man who brought us “Boston Legal” and “Boston Public,” has lately turned into Boston Chicken.

TV Review: Premiere shows shotgun beginning for 'Wedding Bells' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Read this article ]

'The Wedding Bells' rings true for Fox (Orange County Register) - Review: The show about a family-run bridal chapel on Long Island is light and bubbly.

REVIEW / This marriage of comedy, drama not destined to last (San Francisco Chronicle) - RATING: (ALERT VIEWER) The Wedding Bells: Dramedy. 9 p.m. today (sneak peek) and 9 p.m. Friday (regular time slot), Fox. Whether or not David E. Kelley makes a good television series has everything to do with...

Contest promoting Fox's 'Wedding Bells' a piece of cake (Long Beach Press-Telegram) - THERE'S NO better way to celebrate the miracle of enduring love - or the premiere of a new show - than to have five prospective brides run a wedding-themed obstacle course that ends with the contestants tearing apart a wedding cake in search of a three-karat engagement ring.

Fast-Paised review: 'Gray Matters' (Metromix.com) - Dimwitted romantic comedy relies on acting of Heather Graham. Enough said.

'Words, Words, Words' (New York Review of Books) - An article by Anne Barton from The New York Review of Books, March 29, 2007

Critic's TV picks for: Wednesday (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - As tonight's "sneak peek" of David E. Kelley's new dramedy about wedding planners approached, and a review DVD still hadn't arrived, I became increasingly suspicious.