Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward wed January 29, 1958 in Las Vegas, and there are so many delightful photos of them together that seem to explain how they stayed happily married for 50 years. (via)






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Friday, July 15, 2011

Costume and Dress

Mr & Mrs Lawrence Tibbett arrive in Sydney, 1938

Helen Twelvetrees during the making of Thoroughbred, Sydney, 1936

Arrival of Fuller-Gonsalez Opera Company with hands raised in fascist salute, Sydney, March 1928

Marcelle Boivin, Balmain, Sydney, ca. 1929

Wedding of Donald Bradman to Jessie Menzies, Burwood, Sydney, 1932

Mrs Hare ca. 1874-1908

McNamara-Claire wedding, Bankstown, Sydney, 1936

Mills wedding, Scots' Church, Sydney, 1940

Csergo wedding, Sydney, February 1952

Wedding, Sydney, in the 1920s

Riley wedding ca 1940 -1945

Women's dressing room, Theatre Royal, Sydney, 1930's

Woman war worker, 1944

Debutantes, Sydney, 1930's

Wedding tableau, Sydney, ca. 1930

Milky Way (dairy) exhibition, Sydney Town Hall, 12 August 1955

Young boy with dinky in car workshop while his father services a car, Bondi, 6 October 1955

Young male surfers (The Pier Club Mob) tease Alf Bait Gould about his backless swimsuit (a gift from his girlfriend), Bondi Beach, 10 October 1932

Women in bathing suits on Collaroy Beach, 1908

Country week tennis, 5 January 1937

Second Test, Sydney, 1936

Ingenues arrive, Central Station, Sydney, c. 1920s

Grace Bros mannequin parade, Sydney, November 1936

Musical comedy star Dorothy Brunton reading Sid Nicholl's Fashion-plate Fanny in the children's section of The Sun newspaper with a small boy at St. Margaret's Hospital, Sydney, January 1925

Australia’s first women Olympians, Fanny Durack and Mina Wylie, 1912

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Princess Diana & Prince Charles' Wedding: A Look Back

Thursday, April 28, 2011

A Century Of Britain’s Royal Weddings

Duchess of York (1923)

Duke and Duchess of York (1923)

Duke and Duchess of Gloucester (1935)

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh (1947)

Princess Anne with her father, Prince Phillip (1973)

Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips (1973)

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Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking wedding photo

Monday, September 21, 2009

Is Facebook A Matrimonial Site..?

Kelly Katrina HIldebrandt and Kelly Carl Hildebrandt are now tying the knot, after she found him on Facebook...!!

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt and Kelly Carl Hildebrandt

Facebook is a social network designed to connect people and link them together whether they be friends, business associates, family or potential couples. It’s an unusual way how this couple met, but we are happy for the newly weds and hopes their Facebook found love lasts a lifetime.

According to the Associated Press, it all started when the 20-year-old Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt was up one night, curious to see if anyone shared her name.

When she found only one match, 24-year-old Kelly Carl Hildebrandt from Lubbock, Texas, she had no idea he would turn out to be her soul mate.

Kelly Carl Hildebrandt found Kelly Katrina to be “pretty cute” after reading the first message she sent him that reportedly read, “Hi. We had the same name. Thought it was cool.”

Although the Kellys were hesitant to date at first concerned they might be related some how, the two kept in touch exchanging emails. Pretty soon they were calling each other daily on the phone talking for hours.

Three months went by, and Kelly Carl went to visit her in Florida. It was around then that Kelly
Carl says he “fell head over heels” for Kelly Katrina, according to the AP.

Neither Kelly ever dreamed their fun online friendship would lead to a wedding, but Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt found her engagement ring buried under the beach in a treasure chest last December! Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt calls it “God’s timing” saying that “He planned it out just perfect.”

Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt told the Associated Press that the other Kelly had all of the “certain qualities that a guy has to have,” including all the ones she was looking for, naturally.

The couple has scheduled an October wedding, where they are expecting around 100 guests to come celebrate their newfound love at South Florida’s Lighthouse Point Yacht & Racquet Club.

Following the wedding, Kelly Katrina plans to continue working toward a degree at a local community college, while he works in financial services. Their home will be in South Florida.

Confusion tends to dog this same-named couple, who had a little bit of trouble already when their travel agent disregarded one of the Kellys ticket, thinking it was a duplicate. The cruise vacation was nearly canceled from the misunderstanding.

Wedding invitations were a bit of a problem as well, as the couple tried to determine how they would establish which Kelly was which. In the end, they decided to include their middle names.

The Hildebrandt couple has ensured everyone that the name Kelly will not be carried down to their future children. Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt rules out the idea saying to the AP that they are
“definitely not going to name [their] kids Kelly.”

Congratulations Kelly Hildebrandt. Both of you!






Source: collegenews
Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Help accessorize me !!!


Ok fellow bloggers...i bought this dress from forever 21 and i would some help with accessorizing it for a wedding i have to attend. please help me =]..maybe some pics of the stuff would help but most of ur stores in the USA are not in Trinidad so maybe if u have some ideas i can follow that would be great ..xoxo


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Friday, March 13, 2009

Weird GYPSY Bride !!

Weirdest Bridal Fair in Bulgaria. This is the most unusual fair that you had ever seen...


Bucharest was the darkest capital of the Soviet bloc. Now, neon crawls and pulsates at night and the din of construction and traffic gives the city a vibrant pulse.

At the Corina truck stop, where diesel fumes mingle with the smell of barbecue, the colorfully clad wedding guests also seem a part of the new Romania — on the surface.

Black Mercedes limousines are parked outside, and heavy gold chains glitter on necks and wrists. Roused by frenetic clarinet licks, the dancing crowd pumps hands into the air and sways to the sounds of Gypsy folk — an eclectic mix of Romanian pop and traditional Gypsy music.











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