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Here comes the brand: Wedding media and the management of transformation

Alison Winch Middlesex University, London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Anna Webster Freelance Journalist, UK
Pages 51-59 | Published online: 25 Jan 2012

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Ilya Parkins. (2023) Feminist sentimentalism? Ambivalent feeling in inclusive digital wedding media. Cultural Studies 37:4, pages 647-668.
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Laura Stafford, Sandra L. Faulkner & Allison M. Scott. (2020) It’s the Best Day of Your Life: Dominant Discourses in Brides’ Wedding Planning. Communication Studies 71:2, pages 226-243.
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Jennifer Taylor, Alison Owen & Corrina Mchale. (2023) A qualitative exploration of pre-wedding body image concerns in UK brides. Journal of Aesthetic Nursing 12:3, pages 116-121.
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Karin Jarnkvist. (2020) Using Intersectional Perspectives in the Studies of Non-Religion Ritualization. Religions 12:1, pages 2.
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Brenda Laskey & Lesley Stirling. (2017) The dress: Theme and self-presentation in online Australian wedding planning fora. Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies 26:1, pages 55-81.
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Karin Jarnkvist. (2019) Narratives on Ritual Transfer: An Interview Study about the Creation of Civil Ceremonies in Today’s Sweden. Nordic Journal of Religion and Society 32:2, pages 106-116.
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Kornelia Hahn. 2019. Intimisierung des Öffentlichen. Intimisierung des Öffentlichen 53 74 .
Karen WilkesKaren Wilkes. 2016. Whiteness, Weddings, and Tourism in the Caribbean. Whiteness, Weddings, and Tourism in the Caribbean 171 192 .
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Karen Wilkes. (2015) Colluding with Neo-Liberalism: Post-Feminist Subjectivities, Whiteness and Expressions of Entitlement. Feminist Review 110:1, pages 18-33.
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Fahim Shaker & Reaz Hafiz. (2014) Personal Branding in Online Platform. Global Disclosure of Economics and Business 3:2, pages 109-120.
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