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WEST HARTFORD-11/14/12- Jolene Madison, a sales consultant at Camille Bridal, pulls dresses from the rack for prospective brides Wednesday. A dozen future military brides took part in the Brides Across America event at the shop where more than 40 dresses were given away for free to brides who either served in the military over the last five years or who have their fiancees serving in the military. Irene Zalevsky, the owner of Camilles, has been giving away bridal gowns around Veterans day for the past four years and says it is her way to give a little something back as a thank you to those who serve.

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( Stephen Dunn / November 14, 2012 )

WEST HARTFORD-11/14/12- Jolene Madison, a sales consultant at Camille Bridal, pulls dresses from the rack for prospective brides Wednesday. A dozen future military brides took part in the Brides Across America event at the shop where more than 40 dresses were given away for free to brides who either served in the military over the last five years or who have their fiancees serving in the military. Irene Zalevsky, the owner of Camilles, has been giving away bridal gowns around Veterans day for the past four years and says it is her way to give a little something back as a thank you to those who serve.

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