Sentence examples for going to wedding from inspiring English sources

"Most commonly, brides who are trying to save money are still going to wedding dress shops but buying ex-shop sample dresses at big reductions, often around 70% of the retail price.

Unlike before, I'm not happy going to wedding parties" [P aged 22]; "I am disturbed by the menstrual irregularities because if I decided to go a ceremony or wedding, I might get a heavy period" [P aged 25]); and one woman shut out the world for a substantial period of time: "For two years, I did not even turn on the TV".

Plus, I like going to weddings, and more would be fun.

In spite of his occasional willingness to play the ministerial role, Waters says that he hates going to weddings.

People like going to weddings, because they know what they mean, and for the chance to witness happiness.

Burke said going to weddings and claiming expenses would be very controversial.

One of the subtler weapons of the marriage-equality movement is how much we like going to weddings.

It is understandable, she said, since people are going to weddings and learning about other religions and cultures.

He was frequently sighted in the better suburbs of Belgrade, in city restaurants, at football games, going to weddings.

Many years ago, I gave up going to weddings because I hated never knowing at what random point in the day a meal would occur.

Murphy says he spent the next six to eight months going to weddings, calling up friends and checking out bridal boutiques.