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Of all the French toast joints in all the world, they’ll always have Lift 4. [read more]
Toast of the Town, a contest for a free wedding reception at Greysolon Ballroom by Blackwoods, got more than 30 essays from couples sharing their love stories. Six lucky Northland couples were announced as finalists for the wedding of their dreams Thursday. [read more]
WASHINGTON (AP) - Ten gay couples tied the knot in a mass wedding in the nation's capitol. Same-sex couples started getting married in the city March 9 after a law went into effect permitting the unions. [read more]
WASHINGTON — The organizer of a gay wedding event in Washington says he expect 15 couples to get married Saturday. Same-sex couples started getting married in the city March 9 after a law went into effect permitting the unions. [read more]
At this time of the year I always find myself a little careworn around the edges, since it is now that the dreaded wedding anniversary peeks over the horizon and sticks out its tongue. These are rough waters for a chap, because things can become rather sticky if one is not vigilant in the extreme. [read more]
Bill Gibron is a veteran film critic from Tampa, Florida. Sometimes, you wonder why a filmmaker even bothers. The new nuptials comedy, Our Family Wedding , is so bereft of ideas, so lacking in anything remotely fresh, humorous, interesting, or entertaining that you have to invent reasons for its existence. [read more]
Many think "March Madness" is merely an indication that it is time to cheer during the college basketball championship playoffs, but brides- and grooms-to-be are learning that it is also a season that includes a mad dash through a round of pre-nuptial celebrations. [read more]
Read about what's happening in and around Plymouth. [read more]
A Weston-super-Mare couple, who are expecting identical twin boys, have entered the Evening Post's Win A Dream Wedding Competition. [read more]
Intrepid New Yorkers drink their way though the alphabet. [read more]




