Sentence examples for wild wedding from inspiring English sources

In June, I traveled the length of the country by bus and train — through cities, along shorelines, up mountains — and found more surprises: fairy-tale castles, top-notch designers, wines made by monks, wild wedding parties, giant escargot performing Shakespeare (more on this later), a fruit-bearing plant that appears in the Guinness World Records (ditto), and human fish (best left for the end).

The debut of Uruguayan band F5 is a wild wedding disco full of poppy Afro-Latin rhythms played on live percussion, while new material from Liverpudlian producer Forest Swords is excellent, as rap production meets desert blues in a duet with the hotel's rattling ceiling panels – hopefully perfect fodder for MC-laden remixes in future.

Majcher pointed out that having a wild wedding is "not for the micro-managing bride," as animals are completely unpredictable.

It is part of a Sunday lineup called Wild Wedding Night, which also includes "Platinum Weddings," a docu-soap of the rich and famous, and a coming special, "My Wedding Day Ruined My Life".

And WE has an entire programming block -- "Wild Wedding Night" -- devoted to documenting the joys, trials and loss of rationality that often come with this (hopefully) once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The New Yorker, January 6 , 1945P. 15 The other day a guest, quietly walking through the lobby of the Commander Hotel, halted in astonishment before a bulletin board which bore this notice: "Wild Wedding Reception - Martha Washington Room".

Shows like "Wild Weddings" and "A Wedding Story" are on the Learning Channel.

The movie ends with a wild, wonderful wedding, where Seth and Scarlett teach the hipsters a hot new dance — the Shimmel!

The movie ends with a wild, wonderful wedding, where Seth and Scarlett teach the hipsters a hot new dance — the Shimmel! 7. We definitely need a catchphrase, a "Where's the broth?," or "Holla for challah".

As readers will discover, the man who is now America's top-ranking professional diplomat, William Burns, contributed from Russia a highly entertaining account – almost worthy of Evelyn Waugh – of a wild Dagestani wedding attended by the gangsterish president of Chechnya, who danced clumsily "with his gold-plated automatic stuck down the back of his jeans".

I have seen my fair share of DIY wild flower wedding arrangements that look more like weed patches than freshly picked wild bouquets.