"wedding it with" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to combine or join something with another thing in a harmonious or complementary way. Example: The chef recommended wedding the spicy curry dish with a sweet and refreshing mango compote to balance out the flavors.
With weddings, it's partly to do with securing special locations on auspicious dates, but it's also a sign of the confidence people have here," Mark DeCocinis, Ritz-Carlton's regional general manager, said in a recent interview at the construction site in the International Commerce Center.
You wouldn't want to shoot your wedding with it, but for routine uses, it's fine.
As with weddings, it's also the one holiday that, on some level, even very smart people feel should in some way represent themselves and their future, and what is a future in which you die alone?
"With weddings it's actually harder than many think.
With destination weddings, it is also highly advisable to include a printable map pinpointing important places with key event dates and times.
"You talk about what they want in the wedding, discuss it with the Dean of Windsor, it's what you do for weddings, it's just on an infinitely larger scale," Welby said.
Richard was making a more casual cake than you'd expect for a royal wedding, and topping it with delicate hand made calla lilies.
When I think about that wedding day, it's with you".
After all, one of the most joyous moments we can experience is a wedding, but it ends with the breaking of a glass to remind us of the destruction of the Temple and that our world is still broken.
It's wedding season, and with it will come countless awkward first dances, featuring sappy songs and nervous newlyweds gritting their teeth through boilerplate waltzes.
