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Cardioplegia

,‘Superbrides’: Wedding Industries and Consumer Cultures,tionality as key dimensions of wedding consumption. As a context setting exercise, I begin by highlighting the scale and scope of the wedding industry in an international context. Two types of media are then analysed as evidence of the development of a wedding consumer culture in Britain. First, I d

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A Never Ending Story? The Aftermath of Wedding Consumption,n the literature, as few sociologists trek beyond the actual moment of consumption and few marketeers care about the consumer once she or he has consumed. And yet the effects and affects of consuming for a wedding exert a strong, continuing influence over the bride and groom long after the curtain h

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Unternehmenskauf in der Steuerpraxiscuum from those other media sites transmitting wedding imagery. Such publications function to give meanings to the pre-wedding build-up as well as to the day itself. These meanings are inextricably tied to consumption and are evident in the construction of bridal identity and the commodification of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07198-1ed the gendered and mediated nature of such an ethic (or alternatively, a Romantic ‘habitus’ or ‘disposition’) as well as the socially embedded and embodied consuming actors to which it is inextricably tied. This has enabled, in ways I will go on to summarize in these final reflections, some interes

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,‘Superbrides’: Wedding Industries and Consumer Cultures,cuum from those other media sites transmitting wedding imagery. Such publications function to give meanings to the pre-wedding build-up as well as to the day itself. These meanings are inextricably tied to consumption and are evident in the construction of bridal identity and the commodification of