Sentence examples for believed weddings from inspiring English sources

In West Hollywood, as people ran to the streets honking horns and donning rainbow flags in celebration, some advocates initially believed weddings could start this week.

But Willetts does not believe weddings have become prohibitively expensive; a wedding tax credit is therefore not on the way.

Some families believe weddings should be small and only invite the people very close to the two families, and others like weddings to be huge and extravagant.

Throughout the day, the air pumped church held make-believe weddings that quickly became enclosed dance parties where everyone involved man or woman dressed in borrowed gaudy bridesmaid gowns.

During the 1960s and 1970s, gays came here to feel free and celebrate make-believe weddings outside the legendary Pierro's bar where races and classes mingled and bodies swung when the music played.

Carroll, however, stuck a note to the window of the garbage truck, alerting the driver that she believed her wedding ring to be among the trash.

FelixAndBettyMadeAWebsite.com: We do not believe in weddings, as they are exclusive, unjust, and essentially a means of societal and governmental control.

Of course, we believe that weddings should be a day of laughing, dancing and celebrating, not a day spent worrying about blistered toes, raw heels and crushed toes.

I'm here to tell you right now that I don't always believe that weddings need to cost an arm and a leg.

(As is true of many people connected with the wedding industry, Mr. Markel believes that wedding decisions are made solely by women).

A photographer who believes making wedding couples do juvenile antics for their wedding pictures is what documenting a wedding day's all about probably isn't the best fit for her.