Sentence examples for wedding comes from inspiring English sources

When a wedding comes around, whether it's ours or our best friend's, we are expected to force our actualized, individualized friendships and personas into a rut of sameness.

This is the predicament in which we find Benjamin R. Ford, the protagonist of Jonathan Miles's humorous "Dear American Airlines," as a trip to his daughter's wedding comes to a halt en route.

"You're only good until the next big celebrity wedding comes along," says Borsting.

Whether your reasons are romantic or logistic, throwing a destination wedding comes with an etiquette all its own.

The wedding comes and goes, and with it your 'diet' plan.

Each year (each wedding) comes with a different mission and color, which, to use open-minded/spiritual vernacular, corresponds to one of the seven chakras.

I got a wedding coming up with my beautiful fiancée.

It will be my second wedding, coming almost 25 years after my first.

"Too often, right after the wedding, come the therapy bills," Dr. Fox said.

"I've got a wedding coming up," he said, "so I need a good summer shirt".

"I've been one twice and a maid of honor once, and I've got another wedding coming up".