Sentence examples for wedding fare from inspiring English sources

This was certainly not traditional royal wedding fare.

The music is pleasant enough; you wouldn't expect more of wedding fare.

For instance, Northwest offers free tickets to the bride and groom -- one for every 30 wedding-fare tickets bought -- for future travel.

What if Auntie SuSu, who "insists that chitterlings are acceptable wedding dinner fare," turns up?

Floral designers are branching out from roses and orange blossoms and other classic wedding floral fare to bridal bouquets with a little oregano, a pinch of thyme, a dash of basil.

Merchandise, cab fare, restaurant bills, wedding doweries -- the list is endless.

In India, every transaction is negotiated: merchandise, cab fare, restaurant bills, wedding dowries.

If transportation has been provided to and from the wedding, you could spend on cab fare what you saved by skipping the (slightly) pricier hotel.

If Mr. Cuarón raised the series to a new level with "Azbakan," Mr. Newell, best known for ingratiating mainstream fare like "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and best remembered for the bracing likes of "Donnie Brasco," manages to keep his contribution at a similarly high level of enthrallment.

It's standard fare at Indian weddings these days for the bride or groom (or the entire bridal party) to break out into a dance.

That is why heavily textured paper, like that used for wedding invitations or fancy personal stationery, does not fare well in a laser printer.