In July, the couple changed the name of the center's Web site to schooltransformation.com.
The couple changed from shorts and T-shirts into evening clothes.
Later, the couple changed into traditional Vietnamese gowns, called ao dai, for a tea ceremony to thank their parents, Susan M. Miller and Trung Nguyen and Di V. Nguyen.
Afterward, the couple changed into bathing suits for a celebratory swim, and jumped into the lagoon, which is famous for the incandescent blueness of its water, which glows like the heart of a gas flame.
During the cocktail hour, a band, the Puerto Rico Quatro Project, played Puerto Rican folk songs, and after that, the couple changed into Korean wedding clothes and performed a traditional bowing ceremony, in which they asked for their parents' blessings.
Before their reception began at the Rockleigh Country Club in New Jersey, the couple changed into traditional Korean dress for a wedding ritual in which the bride presented Korean dishes to the bridegroom and his parents, Gun Joong Kim and Min Ja Kim of North Bergen, N.J., as part of her induction into his family.
In 1996, the couple changed the company's name to Pervasive Software.
They found that when one half of the couple changed to a healthier lifestyle, the other person was more likely to make a similar lifestyle change.
The couple changed outfits for the event - Prince William was in black tie while his bride wore a strapless white satin gazar evening gown with diamante embroidered detail round the waist, by the same designer, Sarah Burton.
