How do I show HTML in an WPF application? - wpf

I am new to WPF and need some help and guidance.
I am building a client app in VS2010 that will store HTML in a database, and I need to display this html with images in my application when the user clicks a "preview html" button.
so my question is,
How do I display my stored HTML as a web page in a wpf page? Does anyone know of a sample application that does this?
Any help is appreciated.

Load the html in web browser control.

When the HTML is saved, render it and save a preview image. Then just pull the preview image and display that.
If you can't, you can always just pull the HTML and run it through your full render sequence, whatever that is.

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