Sentence examples for Get a wedding from inspiring English sources
"I didn't get a wedding then, either," Liz said.
We spent the time he had taken off from work for the wedding and honeymoon together in the city, but couldn't get a wedding together and I still had hope of reconciling with my folks.
But the first magistrate they spoke to, as Carol Ann recalled in a piece for the Raleigh News and Observer this week, told them that they weren't going to get a wedding license from him.
Hugh's daughter Polly, now Lady Fakenham and one of the series' most reliable favourites, is trying to get a wedding reception business going in her husband's dilapidated ancestral home, and is running into problems because the clients won't put up with one loo and salad cream instead of mayonnaise.
"What mattered to me is that they were supposed to get a wedding that they never got," said Anthony Scotto, president and chief executive of Scotto Brothers, which offered the bulk of the $20,000 to $25,000 deal, including a cocktail hour and buffet dinner for 100 guests, plus limousine service and a night at the Scottos Innn at Fox Hollow, for the newlyweds.
I got a wedding coming up with my beautiful fiancée.
No matter: we've got a wedding to warg to.
"We've actually got a wedding ring at the moment from V festival.
"I've got a wedding coming up," he said, "so I need a good summer shirt".
"You've got a wedding coordinator going, 'Get ready, they're going to cut the cake!' And you've got a mom over here saying, 'Can I have a picture of my mother?' " he said.
