Sentence examples for growing wedding from inspiring English sources

I'm English, although I haven't lived in Britain for a long time, but I see that there's a growing wedding culture there and things have really changed.

Helpful hint: Setting up regular goals for yourself can help keep you motivated to grow your wedding savings.

That provides a cultural indicator of the growing importance of wedding blogs.

Presenter Kate Humble has a brilliant range of courses on everything from lambing (March/April) to growing your own wedding flowers (May) on her working farm in Wales (humblebynature.com).com

The show's audience built strikingly through the night, as it edged toward the actual wedding, growing from 10 million viewers in its first half-hour to 12.3 million in the second half-hour to 18.9 million in the third half-hour to a huge 22.8 million in the final half-hour.

As our business grew beyond weddings and delved into product development, more intensive design work and corporate branding, we felt that changing the name to GB Design House best suited who we are as company.

But growing up gay, weddings weren't in my wheelhouse; they weren't something I could select in my particular queer pick'n'mix.

Company officials decided they couldn't compete with imports, and they now focus instead on growing flowers for weddings and events.

It's not like L.A. I used my family, funerals, weddings, growing up in the church--not just punch-line jokes.

WeddingLovely, a small, but growing 500 Startups-backed wedding planning service, has now launched a comprehensive wedding vendor directory that combines more than 2,300 wedding vendor listings under one roof, allowing couples to easily search, filter vendors by budget and location, plus read and write vendor reviews.

When they discussed wanting a $25,000 wedding, one reader scolded them: "Grow up, a wedding isn't about how much debt you put yourself or your parents into.