Ohio Blizzard Doesn’t Stop Wedding

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) – Kelly Fisher was born during a notorious Ohio blizzard in January 1978, so she wouldn’t hear of canceling her wedding, scheduled in Dayton during Saturday’s snowstorm.

Fisher said she’d be willing to plow snow herself, if she had to, noting that a snowplow had led her parents to the hospital 30 years ago.

http://www.wtol.com/Global/story.asp?S=7990253

KT Tunstalls Mom Won’t Get Wedding Invite

KT Tunstall has revealed that she won’t be inviting her biological mother Carol-Ann Orr to her wedding.

The singer was adopted at just 18 days old by Rosemarie and David Tunstall.

Despite having developed a relationship with Carol-Ann, KT says she won’t be sending her an invitation to the nuptials.

‘My birth mum totally understands and she’s great about it as are my parents,’ KT explains.

http://www.nowmagazine.co.uk/celeb_news/Adopted_KT_Tunstall_wont_invite_biological_mum_to_wedding_article_181258.html

Weddings on a Train

BEIJING, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) — For Chinese, wedding ceremonies should be held on good occasion that promises auspiciousness. But for couples stranded by the biggest snowfall to hit China in five decades, “I do” seems more lasting and meaningful on the road.    Wu Haifeng, a young man from southwest China’s Sichuan province, met Shenzhen girl Lu Yixiang two years ago. They planned to hold the wedding ceremony in Wu’s hometown Shi’an on January 27.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-02/01/content_7545720.htm

Plans for First Daughter’s Wedding

OK, so no spring wedding at the White House, after all. Instead, first twin Jenna Bush’s choice to hold the ceremony at the family ranch in Crawford is like the bride herself: Surprising, private and contrary.

“I know she wants to keep it private as long as possible,” first lady Laura Bush said of her daughter’s wedding plans.

It can’t be very long. Blond and fresh-faced, 26-year-old Jenna’s marriage on May 10 to Henry Hager, 29, a business student and former White House intern, is already generating comparisons to an American royal wedding.

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/mason/5504268.html

Wedding Music Tips

A wedding just isn’t a wedding until vows are exchanged, toasts are given, and the groom embarrasses himself in front of everyone with his inability to dance. In order to keep up this tradition, a crucial decision must be made: Should you hire a band or a DJ?

Before deciding, it’s important to understand the pros and cons of each option.

http://www.vagazette.com/va-bridal-song,0,916930.story

You may also find popular first dance wedding songs of interest

Cool Wedding Location

Married at the ballpark!

BOSTON – Yes, hot dogs were served at Allison and Jason Williams’ wedding last Saturday, but only as bite-size appetizers carried on small silver trays by wait staff who also offered crab rangoon and arancini with mozzarella.

And to no one’s surprise but everyone’s delight, the string trio that had played Pachelbel’s “Canon in D” during the processional also performed an impromptu “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” after the newlyweds had exchanged vows.

http://www.courant.com/features/lifestyle/hc-fenwayvows.artsep28,0,7695849.story