Sentence examples for wedding the highest from inspiring English sources

Finally, in March, there are real bargains to be had from Asos.com – dresses costing £60 to £250 in a collection packed with current fashion references, such as a 1970s-influenced jumpsuit and gown with detachable maxi cape that wouldn't look out of place at Solange Knowles' wedding (the highest of nuptial fashion compliments) as well as a lots of Alice Temperlaceish lace.

The episode featuring Scott and Charlene's wedding achieved the highest ever ratings for Neighbours and it became one of the highest rating soap episodes ever in Australia.

And weddings are escapism of the highest order, when people can for a night forget about living in one of the poorest countries in the world, where war has raged on for longer than the bride and groom have been alive.

When she spots five glaring white wedding dresses at the high-society dress hire shop, her lucky friends are powerless to resist Katie's insistence that they've found their outfits for that evening.

Is it okay to decline attending a destination wedding due to the high travel and lodging costs for the guests?

When his Indonesian driver of ten years' standing decided to get married, his master not only paid for a sumptuous wedding to which he invited the highest luminaries of Buraida.

Fueled by its casinos, Las Vegas has become the nation's strongest union town and wedding capital; the city with the highest suicide rate; a convention mecca where the likes of Bill Gates come to unveil their latest wares.

Details of the actual ceremony are scarce, but one of the wedding's high-profile guests was none other than Melanie Griffith.

His mother, a kindergarten teacher in the inferior schools open to black children, pawned her wedding ring to pay the higher tuition.

In the wedding scene, standouts included the high-flying Daniil Simkin as the Bluebird and Cassandra Trenary as his poised and fervent Princess Florine.

They were married on 29 October 1912 in what the Omaha Daily Bee described as "a 'society' wedding": Despite the high profile of the wedding the couple lived together for only two months.