In a decade of frequent wedding-going, I have been to one where entire lobes of foie gras were sliced and sautéed to order for guests, another where a dessert table was loaded with more than a thousand cookies home-baked by the bride's family, and another where an entertainer wearing a giant plastic John Travolta head entered the dance floor to the strains of "Saturday Night Fever".
His poems are frequent guests at weddings, funerals and bar mitzvahs; Yitzhak Rabin read lines from an early poem, "God Takes Pity on Kindergarten Children," as part of his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech (Amichai attended the ceremony).
The building was once also home to Spy magazine; it is now the frequent host of upscale weddings and home to Pratt Institute's Manhattan outpost.
Many were giving up on Zimbabwe, and emigrating; sendoff parties — dour affairs — had become far more frequent among them than births, weddings, and funerals.
Ms. Higashi, a stage actress turned gay rights activist, and her partner, Hiroko, who has not revealed her full name, posted frequent social media updates of their wedding plans and from their Christian-style ceremony, with a romantic gondola ride.
Usually, you hear these sounds once or twice a week, but in summer time, they become more frequent as there are many more weddings.
The Middletons, frequent patrons, have invited Haley to the wedding.
"He bolted from outside Harvey Nichols when she was buying gloves for the wedding," Margaret Anne Stuart, St. Just's frequent companion in the late fifties, says.
In addition to the laptop, the friends removed some of the priest's clothing, his Bibles and a portrait that the priest kept in his bedroom of Cliff Fantini, a wedding planner from Philadelphia and a frequent companion.
The couple's choice of Venice for the wedding is apt as Clooney is a frequent visitor to its film festival.
Celebrity wedding-crashing seems to have become more frequent of late.
