Remembrance of things past A wedding dress, a pair of tangerine Y-fronts, a broken gnome and an axe.
(She apparently hung the good stuff — an heirloom wedding gown, a pair of gold leather jeans — higher up, because she was loathe to part with it).
Thieves had ransacked their house, stealing Judy's wedding ring, a pair of silver cups commemorating the births of Seth and Amy, and other valuables, evidently stuffing them into pillowcases stripped from the children's beds.
Ta brings Mei Li a wedding gift of a pair of his mother's earrings that she wore on her wedding day and tries unsuccessfully to hide the fact that he is now deeply in love with her.
The Southern Evangelical Seminary's Richard Land has come to the defense of a Colorado baker who made headlines by refusing to make a wedding cake for a pair of gay grooms-to-be.
As a final farewell, the crew trucked the bar's components to the Mojave Desert, performed a wedding ceremony for a pair of die-hard patrons, and bombarded the structure in a hail of molotov cocktails.
This week alone, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was named one of GQ Magazine's "Most Stylish Men Alive," easily clearing the outlet's crazy high threshold on account of his khaki wedding suit and a pair of Habs socks he publicly displayed on his feet.
In 1628, Tokugawa Iemitsu's daughter had a set of lacquer boxes made for her wedding; Prince Toshitada received a pair of silk genji-e screens, painted by Kanō Tan'yū as a wedding gift in 1649.
At their OK! magazine-contracted, half-million pound wedding, Posh and Becks sat on a pair of golden thrones.
Sets known as "wedding knives," consisting of a pair of knives in a sheath, were common gifts from bridegrooms to their brides.
