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Clinton Wedding: Here Comes the Bride (Finally)

This week the Forward has rounded up all the facts (read: rumors) on the nuptials of our favorite first daughter Chelsea Clinton to New York i-banker Marc Mezvinksy.

We’ve told you all about the guy, dished about how the MOTB really feels about the wedding, revealed the Yiddish past of Rhinebeck, NY, the supposed site of the blessed event, and even imagined a WikiLeaks from the wedding’s headquarters.

At this point, we have to ask, aren’t you sick of it? Thank goodness that Shabbos dinner for the Mezvinsky-Clinton clan will be the rehearsal dinner so we can all take a break, raise our kiddush cups and say “Mazel Tov to Marc and Chelsea.” (We’ll wait with bated breath for the real deets from the wedding on Sunday morning.)

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