Jordan Benedict (known as Bick and valiantly embodied by Brian D'Arcy James), a strapping cattle baron, returns to his immense Texas ranch from a visit to Virginia with a genteel, book-loving bride, Leslie (the ever-proficient Kate Baldwin).
She's here, my Time Out-loving bride.
For their father-daughter dance, a Broadway-loving bride and her dad put on their dancing shoes -- their tap dancing shoes, that is.
The prophet Jeremiah, writing in the sixth century BCE, recounts God declaring affectionately to Jerusalem, "I remember the loving devotion of your youth, your love when you were my bride, when you followed me in the wilderness" (2 2).
Perhaps the reminder here is that there is nothing more holy than the Monster within us, just as Frankenstein's Monster indeed proved more thoughtful and loving than the doctor who ripped apart his bride.
Here was a young man, ambitious, athletic, a loving father (and husband), active in his church and with a new bride, Robin, looking forward to the best years of our lives.
A lifelong resident of Garden City and the owner of the Betty Wales Shop for Brides she will be remembered for her grace, elegance and loving spirit.
It is she, rather than the bride, who has to be carried over the threshold, but she then transforms herself into the loving sister-in-law, waiting to greet the new wife.
Child bride seems to glorify the process, implying a celebration and a bride who is happy to start a loving union with her spouse.
