Sentence examples for wedding of which from inspiring English sources
The average American wedding (of which there are a staggering 2.5m a year) contributes 62 tons of carbon dioxide and between 400-600lb of garbage.
Their families plan to honor their love by having a joint funeral for them, instead of the wedding of which Leinonen and Guerrero dreamed.
I know a fair amount about his recent wedding, details of which streamed into my consciousness nearly in real time.
And several grand banquet rooms in the original building attract a brisk wedding business — of which we were evidence.
"We have the most outlandish and fun things planned for the wedding, some of which are surprises that we can't reveal!" the bride-to-be told HuffPost.
Mr. Nicholls remained with Brontë's father for a further six years before returning to Banagher in 1861, taking with him his wife's portrait, her wedding dress (of which a copy has been made), some of Charlotte's letters and other mementoes.
Most of the men wore tuxedos and cowboy boots, the approved outfit for Texas-style weddings, many of which are held at the house.
Even on ordinary days, the eight or so hours between arriving and departing cruises are filled with luncheons for travel agents and on-board weddings, four of which took place Aug. 11 on the Nordic Empress.
At the 1994 wedding of Ellen Frey and Frank McCourt, which appeared in Vows, his brother Malachy commented that Ellen had transformed Frank from a gloomy, cranky writer into a cheerful one.
Louisa Wall, the Labour MP who put forward the private member's bill that extended the scope of the New Zealand Marriage Act to same-sex couples, read a Maya Angelou poem at the breakfast wedding of Natasha Vitalia and Melissa Ray, which began at 8am at the Unitarian church on Auckland's Ponsonby Road.
President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and their daughters Malia and Sasha arrived in Chicago Friday evening ahead of the Saturday wedding of Laura Jarrett, which will be held in a backyard in the city's Kenwood neighborhood.
