Ann Staggs, the proxy-wedding coordinator, was the show's first bride.
A Ronald Reagan ensemble, circa 1940, requires him to wear, as it were, his first bride, Jane Wyman, on his arm.
One of Count Bernadotte's adjustments to the life of a commoner came when he and his first bride rented an apartment in Manhattan.
In the novel, set in the Caribbean, Rhys invents a dark and disturbing history for the unfortunate first bride of Edward Rochester, known as Bertha Mason.
The first bride married in the church after the pew removal, Kasey Galner, 26, said her 200 guests ended up fitting comfortably at her September wedding.
Shostakovich dedicated the opera to his (first) bride, "my future wife, so naturally the opera is about love too, but not only love.
ELSA was the first bride to walk down the aisle to Wagner's bridal chorus in "Lohengrin," and here she tells the other uncomfortably-dressed people on stage about a dream she had: Your thoughts?
However, she made periodic returns to the stage and maintained a screen presence: in 1979, for instance, she was a paediatrician guest in Fawlty Towers, and in 1994 the first bride's mother in Four Weddings and a Funeral.
It is endearing that even his newest collections show, quite clearly, how devoted Mr. Lam still is to his very first bride — for better or for worse, for richer or for richer.
The New Yorker, May 30 , 1936P. 9 At one of the Eastern women's colleges there is a saying that the winner of the May Day hoop race will be the first bride of the senior class.
