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From Reuters -- ..HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's plan to get married this weekend faced a second legal challenge on Thursday from another woman who said she was romantically involved with him, fuelling a scandal that has already hurt his reputation. The dispute has handed long-serving President Robert Mugabe political ammunition as he seeks to extend his three-decade rule in an election expected within a year since Tsvangirai is his main rival. On Thursday, Nosipho Regina Shilubane, a South African woman, lodged a legal challenge to try to block the premier's wedding, the day after the High Court threw out an application by another former lover to halt the ceremony. In papers filed at a magistrates court she said she was engaged to Tsvangirai after being introduced to him by her church pastor at a hotel in South Africa in September 2009. Shilubane, who did not appear in court, said Tsvangirai had taken her on holiday to Singapore, the Seychelles and Botswana and that the two were "still engaged to be married". Tsvangirai's colorful private life has come under scrutiny since the death of his wife Susan in a car crash in 2009, with local media reveling in stories of his relationships with numerous women. The other woman keen to halt the wedding - Locardia Karimatsenga - is appealing a judge's decision to reject her challenge to Tsvangirai's marriage to fiancee Elizabeth Macheka. If the wedding were blocked it would be a major embarrassment for Tsvangirai, who had been expected to invite Mugabe, his political partner in a fractious coalition formed after a disputed 2008 election, as well as some foreign leaders to the ceremony. While 88-year-old Mugabe has been criticized for turning what was once one of Africa's strongest economies into a basket case, Tsvangirai is now being publicly questioned over his dealings with women and money. (Reporting by MacDonald Dzirutwe; Editing by Andrew Osborn)

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Thank you notes!

If you are the Bride, make sure you write your thank you notes as soon as possible for all your gifts -- Engagement, Bridal Shower and Wedding. Thank the giver, reference the gift and possibly your use of it, and if the giver attended the wedding, include wording to the effect that "We were happy you were able to share our special day with us." A handwritten thank you is still the gold standard for wedding, engagement and shower gifts. Many brides use thank you notes printed in the same font as their invitations. Others use a thank you care featuring a wedding photo. A cute idea is a photo of the Bride and Groom holding up signs (one each) with the words, Thank You! Some "high tech" brides are also texting or emailing friends, relatives, etc. photos of themselves holding or using the gift. This does not replace the formal thank you note, but is a sweet addition to those who have the time to do so. It connects the giver, receiver and gift and provides a kind of "history" of the giver's participation in the event! Note: If you do not like the gift, plan to use or even keep it, you are still obligated to write a thank you note. You can use phrases like "there are no words" or "thank you for your unique gift," thereby maintaining etiquette without having to lie. The most important elements are that the thank you notes are timely and heartfelt! And if you are overwhelmed, trying Bridal Coaching! Perfect Bridal Coaching for the Bride.