Sentence examples for free ceremony from inspiring English sources

But most at the Couples resorts decide to wed as Danielle and Tim Jennings did, an intimate event with the "free" ceremony and post-vows toast at the resort.

Dame Edna, of "Dame Edna: Back With a Vengeance" at the Music Box Theater, and Ms. Shields, starring as Ruth Sherwood in "Wonderful Town" at the Al Hirschfeld Theater, will be joined by cast and company members of virtually every Broadway and Off Broadway show when they turn on the lights of the 2004 Broadway holiday tree in a free ceremony, with performances, in Duffy Square.

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But the Sunday concert was free of ceremony; and at the end, the audience greeted the performance as if it were just any old subscription concert, with three minutes of applause and a few isolated bravos.

Australia 1992 was mercifully free of ceremony, and it took the 1996 opener at Eden Gardens to redress the balance, where the $3m Son et lumière laser show (I think Jean Michel Jarre may have collaborated) had not catered for a strong wind billowing the huge, filmy-fabric projection screen like the sails on the Cutty Sark.

Free torchlighting ceremony nightly at 7 30 p.m.

25 years ago we predominantly handled Anglican, Catholic and Free Church ceremonies, along with the occasional Humanist funeral, with no mention of religion.

Commonwealth Games organisers have admitted they were shocked when David Beckham took part in the supposedly logo-free opening ceremony with an Adidas logo plastered in diamante across his chest.

However, Greenpeace said it was "no wonder the UK government has opted for a 'champagne-free' signing ceremony away from public view".

Charge for tickets to the usually-free opening ceremony?

In a moving ceremony, free of all the freighted iconography of "husband" and "wife", here was a pledge of civility between two equal people.