Brides and grooms kiss at a double wedding in 1940.
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Manny Comitini grooms Yukos, a Maltese, in the benching area.
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Today, Salon Rimal grooms most of the city's football players.
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What a bummer you don't make one with two grooms.
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The grooms approached him with questions about their marriage certificates.
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Her husband, Shannon Grooms, is the principal at Northwest Elementary.
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Preying incrementally on Li'l Bit, he grooms her for more.
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Importantly, cyber education grooms a new talent base for careers.
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According to a 22015 report by The Knot that surveyed more than 243,244 U.S. brides and 228,22015 grooms, the majority of grooms in heterosexual couples are still "taking tradition to heart" when they propose.
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She grooms Wei Wei and never eats until he's finished eating.
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Grooms' families complain about being expected to host thousands of guests.
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Brides and grooms aren't the only ones racking up wedding debt.
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We've seen brides and grooms request charitable donations for their weddings.
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The grooms will both wear midnight blue tuxedos by Salvatore Ferragamo.
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Have you seen a more adorable group of brides and grooms?
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The truth is, nightmare brides and grooms come in all forms.
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But research shows that educated grooms tend to demand higher dowries.
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Every time Coffee comes home from the vet, he grooms him.
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At the hotel, the brides wait upstairs to surprise the grooms.
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He focused on his Climate Reality Project, which grooms environmental activists.
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Grooms: As noted above, our beta testers and debuggers are amazing.
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The three hours the Grooms brothers had scheduled turned to nine.
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Brides wear ternos, and grooms, guayaberas, or lightweight open neck shirts.
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For some brides and grooms the answer is yes to both.
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Both grooms wore navy Ted Baker tuxedos and Ted Baker shoes.
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I didn't know then that someday there could be two grooms.
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Grooms weren't afraid to have a little fun in the 2010s.
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"He jumped right in, doing full grooms for these dogs," she says.
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After that he patrols the stables while the grooms are mucking out.
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The grooms both wore white button downs with bow ties and slacks.
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Disney seems to specialize in selling merchandise just for brides and grooms.
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The other one rushes toward it and immediately grooms and licks it.
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That protein is transferred to the fur when a cat grooms itself.
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Red Grooms in his studio in TriBeCa, with "On Your Toes" (2009).
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But brides, grooms and their wedding parties aren't limited to chunky attachments.
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Over the years, he's seen an increased sophistication among brides and grooms.
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"These grooms work so hard, they live with these horses," Baffert said.
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Some of the dogs Hamachiyo grooms are just too cute for words.
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This month she started a service for parents of brides and grooms.
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Prospective grooms pop the question at Jardín de Asia or Angelo Colonial.
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CreditCredit2018 Red Grooms/Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York; Nathan Bajar for The New York Times The artist Red Grooms has been working out of the same studio in TriBeCa since 303, before the neighborhood's name was coined.
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Shortly after, Mr. Grooms moved downtown, becoming a pioneer of experimental performances called happenings in the late '270s, staging Dada-esque productions, including one called "Burning Building," which featured performers — and Mr. Grooms himself — in white clown makeup.
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On the big day, the grooms and brides board double-decker tour buses.
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"These are self-grooming behaviors; everybody grooms, just to different extents," she says.
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There, brides and grooms say they dread waiting for guests' replies — or excuses.
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That society no longer grooms girls to accept — and even to seek — objectification.
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SmileDirectClub estimates 30,000 of its customers a year are future grooms and brides.
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Some of the photographers captured grooms who were overwhelmed after seeing their partners.
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Grooms can wear the Duncan Quinn cuff links ($525) and a necktie ($285).
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Just as important, the grooms who stood before him are friends of his.
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And suppose Phillips says he wouldn't make a cake with two grooms for anybody.
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Some grooms are now taking part in wedding-day beauty rituals of their own.
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Brides and grooms told Reuters they were forced to curb planned spending on jewellery.
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Gold also features heavily on the attires of brides and grooms throughout South Asia.
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Either way, the list provides great wedding inspiration for brides- and grooms-to-be.
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Our family has two champagne glasses that we use to toast brides and grooms.
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FIELD NOTES Brides and grooms are celebrating the big day with eco-conscious celebrations.
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Many grooms are also personalizing the stitching around the last buttonholes on their sleeves.
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Now many brides and grooms, are choosing companies based on their origins and ownership.
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Fittingly, moms and dads, and brides and grooms, are guiding style decisions for offspring.
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Walter and Sarah Knestrick donated 238 works by Red Grooms to the Tennessee State Museum.
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Brides and grooms splash out on lavish ceremonies that demonstrate their devotion to each other.
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At least two other women in Falam have had weddings with absent grooms, Esther said.
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Grooms said the partygoers were preparing to take a group photo when the incident occurred.
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Mr. Grooms did not know he was being recorded, the prosecutor said in the statement.
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Anxious Keys residents return home Grooms gave the radio station a call around 21 a.m.
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Brides and grooms may choose to highlight a side of themselves very few people see.
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The world tilts toward authoritarianism, Angela Merkel grooms a successor and the Colosseum gets snow.
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Grooms weren't afraid to have a little fun with their friends before tying the knot.
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Photographer Victor Lax's picture of two grooms quietly holding hands at their reception speaks volumes.
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Following the couple were four more brides, four more grooms and four more wedding parties.
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H. has been really involved in the whole wedding process, much more than most grooms.
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"This year I've had four grooms, and that is a lot for me," she said.
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One of the issues she is helping brides and grooms contend with is social media.
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Photographer Gera Gallardo documented two grooms hugging in this black and white photo from 2018.
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Women dressed in wedding gowns danced with their grooms, both with faces painted as skulls.
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The baths have also become a popular destination for grooms ahead of their wedding party.
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Jockeys, valets, and grooms would come to him for advice on how to get sober.
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The bodies of two men said to be grooms were found in an adjacent barber shop.
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"I really think brides and grooms are so overwhelmed by everything they see online," says Larson.
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Brides and grooms watch the videos to find ideas, inspiration, products and services for their wedding.
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In Sweden, the place with the oldest brides and grooms, it is 34 and 36 respectively.
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Mr. Caya and other commenters called the police, and Mr. Grooms was arrested the following day.
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That said, some brides or grooms will pay for their bridesmaids' accessories or hair and makeup.
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Some five hundred people attended—brides and grooms in Mets outfits, many accompanied by patient parents.
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Fulton made a short but powerful statement as the grooms gazed on from their sweetheart table.
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Instead of wearing replicated footwear as-is, brides, grooms and their attendants are adding some flair.
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There are plenty of them: grooms and owners, veterinarians and breeders, horse lovers of all stripes.
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Brides and grooms can each have their own fragrances created or opt for one designated scent.
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"Both grooms were filled with joy as they exchanged heartfelt vows," says wedding planner Mikie Russo.
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I'd love ❤️ for Bobby be best man, and the other 4 be my grooms men.
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"We are so excited to finally be making it official after 16 years," the grooms tell PEOPLE.
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Her dress was topped with a kaba, a cape-like ornament usually worn by brides and grooms.
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Often, paying clients, especially brides and grooms, choose to opt-out of letting the photographer retain rights.
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It's not uncommon for brides and grooms to leave with stash of envelopes from family and friends.
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For grooms and groomsmen, shop for a secondhand tux and use the money you saved for tailoring.
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First, he grooms dogs, in the town of Castel Volturno, thirty miles up the coast from Naples.
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Second, most of the bride and grooms' friends, all in their early 20s, were fluent in English.
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The show, "Red Grooms: Handiwork, 21967-21975," reveals the artist as a master draftsman of remarkable consistency.
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Mr. Grooms sees this kind of response as the price of public art and a wide audience.
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The two grooms, Robert Ingersoll and Curt Freed, had previously bought flowers at her store, Arlene's Flowers.
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The black tuxedo, invented in the late 1800s, was once the only option for grooms and groomsmen.
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Today's grooms are just as concerned about how they look on their wedding day and in photos.
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Read more on how fashion choices for grooms have expanded to include bolder colors and creative styles.
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Similar to brides and grooms, flower girls and ring bearers should be fitted for their formal wear.
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When a cat grooms, cells containing Fel d 1 become airborne and will irritate those sensitive to it.
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Years of skewed sex ratios mean there are already too many would-be grooms for every village bride.
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"We are so excited to finally be making it official after 16 years," the grooms told PEOPLE exclusively.
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For most grooms, choosing their wedding attire takes a back seat to the specialty cocktail or appetizer selections.
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To begin window-shopping for potential grooms, the uncle on the phone wanted to know Srini's dowry budget.
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Mr. Oldenburger said psychologists did not believe Mr. Grooms was a high-risk candidate for committing more offenses.
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For grooms looking to test drive the menu example below, add more carbs and eight ounces of protein.
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Both grooms' mothers stood waiting for her respective future son-in-law to arrive at the wedding location.
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Then Ms. Guedes discovered Bloomerent, a company that finds ways for brides and grooms to share wedding flowers.
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Both grooms and the best man are booed off for being boring, in favour of entertainment legend Adele.
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This is when brides and grooms see each other just before the ceremony, typically in full, formal attire.
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A circuit grooms drivers but also supplements its races with cheerleaders, classic cars and even a Trump impersonator.
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Mr. Trump is a selling point for prospective brides and grooms considering holding their weddings at the club.
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During the ceremony, the couple asked the guests, "to put all their hopes and dreams and wishes for the grooms into the quartz, and send all of their thoughts and everything that makes them think about their friendship with the grooms into the amethyst," SkinLab founder Ross says of the crystals.
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Couples milled about, with a higher percentage of grooms-to-be participating alongside their fiancés than you might expect.
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Every two hours a blast of music announces a catwalk show consisting entirely of wedding dresses and grooms' suits.
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"I'll say: 'I have two grooms,' and they'll be like: 'Oh, come check out our bridal suite,'" Meyer says.
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Many grooms like the idea of matching their wedding band to the watch color they have on that day.
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Mr. Grooms has been hailed at times as a zany genius and at others dismissed as so much kitsch.
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No matter what the choice, all are sure to help celebrate soon-to-be brides and grooms with flare.
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As brides and grooms search for workarounds, they are spending their days asking for refunds and begging for credits.
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As part of the show, PAFA has resurrected an incomplete version of pop artist Red Grooms' "Philadelphia Cornucopia" (1982).
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Brides and grooms who feel insecure about their smiles no longer have to hide their excitement behind closed lips.
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The wedding entourage came in beribboned vans accompanied by women dancing and chanting to welcome the brides and grooms.
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Most brides and grooms are consumed with planning the details of their wedding, from the venue to the menu.
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In 1958 Mr. Grooms opened a space of his own, called City Gallery, in his West 24th Street studio.
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In 2012, photographer Jacklyn Greenberg took this photo of two grooms kissing as they sat on their friends' shoulders.
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Most brides and grooms feel jittery, said Allison Moir-Smith, a psychotherapist based in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass.
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Brides, grooms and their family and friends, who sat on the faux lime green leather banquettes, became her spectators.
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Here is a selection of tales of lost rings, ripped gowns and sweaty nuptials from former brides and grooms.
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Ms. Billera recommends brides and grooms bring model or celebrity photos showcasing eyebrows they most desire and also dislike.
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He compared the spread of hate online and the way it grooms violent attackers to the process of water boiling.
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The company, founded in 2013, creates once-in-a-lifetime bachelor/bachelorette experiences for soon-to-be brides and grooms.
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Because marriage is usually delayed until people have finished studying and found a job, brides and grooms are growing older.
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There's a bit of [Red] Grooms in them, of [Alex] Katz, of [Richard] Bosman, all of whom he knows personally.
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The [originally relaxed] vole grooms and licks the mate because that produces oxytocin, which lowers the level of stress hormone.
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Within 15 minutes, she wears the poop emoji as nail art, grooms a taxidermy dog, and dances in a cemetery.
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Somewhat above the grooms and the hot walkers in the backstretch hierarchy are the exercise riders, many of them women.
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Each blessed her future son-in-law with a series of prayers that ended with glitter streamers showering the grooms.
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Brides and grooms can buy pre-owned candlesticks, dessert platters and ceremony arches (to be sold again after the wedding).
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Brides and grooms with larger budgets ($2229,2179 to $2299,500), can opt for three-dimensional, free-standing sculptures by Timeless Ketubah.
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Latino grooms abruptly dropped the reins from thoroughbreds and scattered amid all the pre-race pageantry, setting the horses loose.
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Field Notes Not just for brides anymore, grooms are getting in on the pre-wedding celebrations with more subdued parties.
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One was working on a documentary about the officiant, the conservative rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie, a friend of the grooms'.
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The grooms kept the cost to about $10,000, and did so in part by relying on the Instagram barter economy.
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Many more brides and grooms are seeking to improve their eyebrows, either by commissioning full makeovers or adopting slight changes.
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In terms of gold wedding jewelry, however, the unconventional tastes of millennial brides and grooms might also be at play.
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" — Thatiana Diaz, Refinery29 Beauty Writer "I love this 2-in-1 gel because it grooms brows and holds them in place.
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There, they are tended to by farriers and grooms and set out across the city with drivers to ply their trade.
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Were more grooms and bachelor-party planners considering themselves feminists, and hence less likely to get excited over aggressively macho rites?
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Mr. Grooms, who was tried as an adult, was initially charged with second-degree sexual abuse, according to The Ottumwa Post.
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Consider the fastidious opossum, which, because it grooms obsessively and is expert at removing ticks, functions as a tick death trap.
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Field Notes Wedding season is here, and many brides and grooms will find themselves in the best shape of their lives.
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The team that would eventually be the Dodgers was called the Grays, the Atlantics, the Grooms, the Bridegrooms and the Superbas.
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Mr. Grooms and Ms. Gross ramped up their ambitions with their signature work, "Ruckus Manhattan," which had its debut in 1975.
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The grooms donned custom sherwani jackets and safas from the Indian designer Tarun Tahiliani with Salvatore Ferragamo and Christian Louboutin shoes.
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The former brides and grooms tend to be a bit older and more financially established, which means they can spend more.
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It is a place where grooms muck out stalls and hot walkers and exercise riders loosen up the high-performance horses.
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It primarily serves as a home for the National Team Development Program, which grooms elite 16- and 17-year-old boys.
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Harry and Meghan did not write their own vows, and instead said traditional vows like royal brides and grooms of years past.
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It is also the name of a 1964 painting by Red Grooms in which filmmaker Rudy Burkhardt is painting on a rooftop.
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When brides and grooms first looked out those big windows, they would have a great view of the hole in our skyline.
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What's it like to be on the receiving end of a message like *grooms your hair* or *stretches while showing massive furcock*?
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"There were maybe 12 other photographers there along with three or four brides and grooms taking photos at the point," he said.
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A report on Sunday about the marriage of Peter Allen and Ching Jet Heng misstated one of the grooms names as "Thing."
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And with men ensconced in the army and militias — or in exile to avoid the draft — there is a shortage of grooms.
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A stage stood in the middle of the club; on it, two poles and a golden throne for grooms and birthday boys.
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There were no specific repercussions for Ward, who joined the Brooklyn Grooms in 1891, the team that would eventually become the Dodgers.
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It seems that the mother of one of the grooms would like the gay guests to tone it down and blend in.
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At the ceremony in Chicago, on a Sunday evening during Ramadan, two volunteers stood in for the grooms, reading their handwritten vows.
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Traditionally, Syrian grooms paid a bride-price: a car, a house and cash in Latakia; a kilogram of gold jewelry in Aleppo.
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These happy grooms were photographed at the Museum of New and Old Art in Tasmania, by Stephanie Kindermann of Two Blushing Pilgrims.
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A recent article described 700 brides at a mass wedding being given cricket bats to whack their grooms if they become abusive.
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The country has banned the practise and in 2018 launched a phone app to digitally verify the ages of brides and grooms.
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For $5003,000 franchisees get training and ongoing support to offer brides and grooms help with everything from photographers, DJs, videographers and lighting.
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"There are no more rules," said Mr. Siriano, who believes brides and grooms shouldn't feel restricted to wardrobe traditions of the past.
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The grooms have to draw straws to figure out who goes riding with her because she's like the worst version of Lady Mary.
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The wedding altar was designed specifically for the grooms by Anya Mizani and is one of the most dramatic pieces in the show.
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It's here that the competition grooms those bartenders looking to parlay their behind-the-stick skills into lucrative gigs outside of the bar.
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Like many grooms-to-be, Andrew East took a backseat on wedding planning while his future wife Shawn Johnson attended to every detail.
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A charity that helped organize the event provided tailored suits for the grooms and pale purple gowns and white headscarves for the brides.
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But in another controversy, grooms said they were dissatisfied with their accommodations, primarily tents, especially when faced by the fury of the hurricane.
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Brides and grooms often come in together for whitening treatments, but couples aren't the only ones looking to enhance smiles before the wedding.
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For instance, their celebrations started with a Mehendi ceremony, where the grooms' hands were covered with henna, a tradition typically reserved for brides.
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Many of the problems brides and grooms face are deep-seated, involving family dynamics that have been embedded for a very long time.
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Indian brides and grooms are covered in turmeric paste in this pre-wedding tradition, as the material is said to bring good luck.
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The grooms had decided to marry on the fifth anniversary of their meeting, which happened to fall on a Friday, the Jewish Sabbath.
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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank did not write their own vows, and instead said traditional vows like royal brides and grooms of years past.
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From wardrobe malfunctions to weather disasters, these former brides and grooms made it through wedding misfortunes and lived to tell the tales — together. 1.
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And the latter is exactly what these brides and grooms did on what was supposed to be the most important days of their lives.
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Asian brides and grooms often demur, arguing that marriage should be entered with a cool head and that weddings join families, not just couples.
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Think of us like "Houzz" for weddings: We connect brides and grooms with the ideas, inspiration, products and services they need for their weddings.
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Shudder. This week, Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight blog tweeted out a list of the most-banned songs at weddings, courtesy of real brides and grooms.
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The days of grooms only being able to wear traditional black tuxedos are gone, as more men play with fashion on their big days.
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All of the work was made before 263, when Gross married Grooms and began an artistic collaboration that, like the marriage, lasted until 220.
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They have invented a robot that can recognize a passing cat and eject poison that the cat will later ingest when it grooms itself.
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"He succeeds by putting a lot of trust and responsibility in people he grooms and finds," said Anna Spiegel, food editor of Washingtonian magazine.
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Then the couples proceeded through the crowd, the grooms in black suits and ties, and the brides in white dresses with attached hair veils.
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Special vehicles will transport the horses directly from jet stalls to the center, and Olympic grooms will be able to exercise the horses there.
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Both Ms. Acra and Mr. Abboud's exotic interpretation of wedding fashion perfectly complemented each other to create a distinctive worldly collection for modern grooms.
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Last year, tent suppliers in northern Rajasthan state started demanding to see the birth certificates of the brides and grooms for whom they supply tents.
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Once these guys were dressed up in their tuxedos I was floored by how quickly they went from handsome boyfriends to striking grooms in waiting.
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While weddings can make anyone crazy – bridesmaids, grooms, dress makers, cake bakers – we're going to focus on the 24 nuttiest bridezilla stories, compiled from Reddit.
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Mini-tempests that smite only your garden with gigantic hailstones and branch-cracking winds while your neighbor's cat calmly grooms himself on their sunny terrace.
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Directly following the festivities, the grooms jetted off for their two-week European honeymoon, during which they'll visit Paris and Barcelona before touring the Mediterranean.
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The parents of the victim did not want Mr. Grooms to serve significant jail time and were more focused on him receiving treatment, he said.
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He would fly in the same plane as Legolas and about 19 other horses from five countries, as well as a handful of other grooms.
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The Sock Drawer and John's Crazy Socks also sell a variety of fun, less formal and themed socks for brides, grooms and other wedding-goers.
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" Sports are an important touchstone for Mr. Grooms, who brought up the controversy surrounding his Marlins sculpture by saying, "Do you know about my disaster?
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The grooms said "I do" in a traditional Christian ceremony, which included a biblical reading and Mr. Fulton's family members sharing stories from his childhood.
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The answer is simple: They offer brides and grooms in-person contacts, not to mention prizes and swag bags stuffed with wedding items and discounts.
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She unwittingly castrates two grooms on their wedding nights before taking matters into her own hands and fashioning a device to remove the fangs herself.
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Fertig, 32, is the founder of The Day Of Company, a Manhattan-based company that assists brides and grooms on the day of their wedding.
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Then, a few posts trickled in from international brides and grooms (the subreddit skews heavily American), and people planning destination weddings or honeymoons in Italy.
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Setting a budget might seem obvious, but nearly a third of grooms spend more than they wanted to on a rock, according to The Knot.
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FIELD NOTES Many brides, not so much grooms, see a presumptive and sexist slant on social media and online marketing, before and after their wedding.
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"The idea is to use the strobe glasses to visually distract these patients, so their brains will rewire back to their original state," Grooms said.
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Brides and grooms often use Pinterest, an image-sharing site with around 300 million active monthly users, to create visual inspiration boards for their wedding.
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Though some brides and grooms might be upset at the thought of their guests trolling for a wedding night hookup, many actually encourage it, Meyer says.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - An aging central Asian leader grooms his daughter to succeed him, and she then overcomes suspicion from her patriarchal society to unite her people.
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He came across a wedding videographer who was producing emotionally charged, story-driven films for brides and grooms, and, he says, a light bulb went on.
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Families of prospective grooms in China often save money for years to buy a home for a couple before they marry to give them financial stability.
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Don't tell the brides, but sometimes those snaps of cake-cutting, grooms waiting, and bouquet-tossing all seems to merge into one on your Instagram feed.
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The piece traveled to the Venice Biennale the following year, and Mr. Grooms appeared on the cover of Chicago Tribune Magazine twice in about six months.
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As if planning two events in a day were not complicated enough, the grooms realized that pretty much the entire Hindu ceremony focuses on the bride.
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These brides and grooms are seeking out spaces where they feel a personal connection — regardless of the manpower involved or random passer-by guests in attendance.
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Brides and grooms want to offer complimentary sips — a cash bar is a wedding-etiquette faux pas — but they also need to stick to their budgets.
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Inside the Levi family living room, the brides and grooms and their closest family members gathered, practically on top of one another, sheltered from the storm.
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The organization spends around $3.5 million a year on the National Team Development Program, which grooms elite teenage boys to play college, professional and Olympic hockey.
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"The brain fundamentally changed in how it processes information from an injured knee," said Dustin Grooms, who led the study and is now at Ohio University.
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They sipped Champagne and nibbled on elegant canapés as they celebrated these marriages — but in many cases, the brides and grooms were complete strangers to them.
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Point being, there's no need for brides and grooms or guests to have to sneak off into the night to consume weed now that it's legal.
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From finding a dress to choosing a cake, brides and grooms often have a to-do list that could rival the Lord of the Rings franchise.
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Brides and grooms sharing a wedding on the same day as the royal couple were faced with challenge that only comes around a few times every generation.
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" Of the stunning fete – which required guests to wear white while the grooms stood out in black – Siriano says it was everything he hoped for "and more.
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Grim-faced grooms-to-be won't be picking out diamonds for their future brides while equally grim-faced future fathers-in-law hold shotguns to their backs.
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Both grooms had lots of family on hand, including Whitney's parents, Miriam and Mason Whitney, from Denver, Colorado, and Cagle's mom, Cleta Cagle Bradley, from Lubbock, Texas.
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Brides or grooms spend countless hours and thousands of dollars on tiny details (personalized napkins or items for the centerpieces, for example) and their guests hardly notice.
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"The Brooklyn Bridge is in an industrial park outside of Denver," Mr. Grooms said nonchalantly, and the World Trade Center was destroyed in storage during Hurricane Sandy.
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The court also said that grooms will now have to disclose their marital status, Aynun Nahar Siddiqua, one of the lawyers representing the case's petitioners, told CNN.
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Divisive dresses, family dramas, and anxious brides and grooms are par for the course for the volunteer supervisors of Reddit's go-to forum for the recently betrothed.
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Both got engaged within a few months of each other, prompting Mr. and Ms. Tracy to consider their responsibilities as parents of two soon-to-be grooms.
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That project ended when Mr. Grooms had to move, and he started another, the Delancey Street Museum, in a deserted boxing gym on the Lower East Side.
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Jeffrey Cohn runs a program that trains and grooms future CEOs — and he said that Uber's board isn't doing the best job of it at the moment.
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It's a dress worn by women in Eritrea and Ethiopia, topped with a cape called a kaba, worn mostly by Habesha brides and grooms at wedding ceremonies.
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Nicole Shotto, the owner of Bonded by Brows at Halo Salon in Dickson City, Pa., oversees the eyebrows of about five grooms and 2500 brides each year.
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To get started, brides and/or grooms tap the concierge button in the company's mobile app and provide information about their wedding, including budget, guest count and date.
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This trains boys at a young age not to recognize when girls are refusing their advances and grooms young girls to believe they can't or shouldn't fight back.
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Some people cope well with the sky-high expectations, while other brides and grooms react with levels of tulle-covered rage their friends and family previously thought impossible.
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But you can appease the neighbors who won't stop complaining about your unkempt yard with this Grassffiti machine that grooms different designs into the surface of your lawn.
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Instead of celebrating a bachelor party, maybe grooms-to-be should commemorate their final days of singledom by sitting quietly in their homes with a cup of tea.
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Future brides and grooms can enter for a chance to win the bouquets and boutonnieres here by June 15—all you need is a wedding date and location.
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When people read the book, I hope that they realize those things can be the very thing that grooms us, that forges those nerves of steel in us.
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A judge this week gave the teenager, Kraigen Grooms, 19, a 10-year suspended sentence and five years of supervised release, according to KTVO, a local television station.
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Mr. Caya, who lives in Brookings, S.D., created a flier and the post was shared thousands of times, and commenters zeroed in on Mr. Grooms as a suspect.
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Irish television recently aired a reality show in which the grooms in a 1916-themed gay wedding dressed in khaki and drove to the reception in a jeep.
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The grooms met in 2011 in New York when Mr. Rotunno went to the J. Crew Men's Shop in SoHo where Mr. Goodwin worked as a sales associate.
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The two final year students, who study Mass Communication, hastily said their "I dos" to their grooms before heading to an exam hall because of a date clash.
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He grooms his dogs himself and says the most expensive part of taking care of the breed's dreadlock-like coat is conditioner, which runs around $25 per bottle.
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Even as brides and grooms pick up more of the tab for their nuptials, parents are often still on the hook for a big part of the budget.
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But the sudden closure left brides and grooms in a bind, with some losing large deposits, and deprived Long Island City of one of its most storied venues.
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Jemina Garay, who grooms and cares for cats in their homes, worked for years as a technician in a veterinary clinic, where aggressive cats were sedated before shaving.
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For many brides and grooms, cutting the wedding cake is one of the most celebratory moments of their big day — so why not make it really stand out?
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When brides and grooms describe their first or second meetings, they often say they feel as if they have known each other forever, possibly even in former lives.
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" Appropriately, Ballas tells brides- and grooms-to-be of their big day: "Something may not happen as planned, but you gotta just roll with it and enjoy the day.
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To all the brides- and grooms-to-be reading this, by admiring this video, you do not have to commit to making children a part of your own wedding.
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That's why he emphasizes the emotional content of his events -- feeling the love, or fending off "the haters"-- and grooms his fans' loyalty through an oath to his person.
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In "Catastrophic Molt," Cissy's mother, dying of melanoma, grooms a massive elephant seal, forging an unlikely bond and stripping him of both his dead skin and his migratory instinct.
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Among Chinese men generally, a common response to the shortage of women is for prospective grooms to buy an apartment and car before marriage—a sort of reverse dowry.
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In 2013, he was Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' "shadow" advisor, a position that grooms senior executives by showing them all aspects of the business, as Business Insider has reported.
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And now, we have this: Villa Italian Kitchen is giving away pizza bouquets and boutonnieres to "a few lucky brides and grooms" who will be getting married this summer.
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It all started with the grooms rocking matching classic black tuxes with millennial pink boutonnières for their vows, which were officiated by wedding planner and good friend Melissa McNeeley.
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Kyendikuwa further highlighted that grooms' families are often required to give money when their sons get married, but she more strongly believes it's a matter of passing over responsibility.
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Many of the people filing into the shop "would instantly break down and start crying" the moment they heard a loved one's voice on the other line, Grooms said.
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Considering the time, energy, stress, and (borderline absurd) amount of money that goes into a wedding, it's understandable that brides and grooms want every detail to be just right.
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Garcia said that after they had boarded in Belgium, a man told the grooms that they could check on their horses every two hours, but only as a group.
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It required extensive restoration to bring the work back to life, but even in this diminished scope, the sculptures inspire the wry smile one often associates with Grooms' work.
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He also likes to go loud, and he consistently pushes into hyperbole, as when he comically emphasizes the difference between Marcello's size and a much larger dog he grooms.
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Only the bride and grooms' feet are visible in Maxime Faury's 2017 photo, but the intimacy between them is clear as the groom leans his leg against the bride.
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But today, many brides and grooms are choosing to have a "first look," where they see each other for the first time in their wedding attire before the ceremony.
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The idea was that we would get to sit at each reception table for an entire evening, and every guest in turn would be seated at the grooms' table.
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They may be getting married in front of the entire world, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are just like brides and grooms everywhere when it comes to certain traditions.
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As brides and grooms start to plan out their ceremonies and receptions for 2019, these are some of the forward-looking trends the experts think will be hot next year.
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We partner with brands and wedding pros to help them reach brides and grooms on our site and channels via the real wedding films that feature them and original content.
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Last year, couples spent an average of $35,329 on their wedding, according to a recent survey by The Knot of over 13,000 brides and grooms who got hitched last year.
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In the piece, she used an uncensored lyric from a song by rapper Kendrick Lamar to criticize #RedForEd leader Noah Karvelis, who she claims grooms young children with liberal ideas.
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Many, many posts have been written about the question of whether to "fire" a bridesmaid, boundaries crossed by future mother-in-laws, and boundaries crossed by grooms at bachelor parties.
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Grooms' cartoonish "sculpto-pictorama" doesn't solve any of the problems created by the oversized mythology of America, but neither does the effigy of Cáceres eliminate the pillaging of the environment.
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And so she'll have plenty of fans available, too, including pocket-size varieties for each person in the wedding party, along with extra shirts for grooms and other family members.
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The country's youth development system, which identifies talented players and grooms them with an eye for the professional ranks, is praised for producing 22018 golfers competing on the European Tour.
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As anyone who's ever planned a wedding will tell you, it's an industry ripe for disruption — with brides and grooms spending about 8% of the budget on the flowers alone.
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But even more than the studio and its proprietors, I realized I was fascinated by the potential grooms and wanted to learn more about how they felt about the process.
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I watched my friends fire bridesmaids, I watched grooms go missing, and I realized there was a business here after I worked my first wedding for a bride named Ashley.
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To maximize their profits, May-ling's parents usually pick out grooms with some kind of social or physical flaw, so the husbands' families have to pay more for the extra burden.
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Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Eden Sassoon posted a clip of the grooms, both donning black tuxedos, walking back up the aisle as white confetti rained down on them.
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Brides and a few grooms put the wedding on in the background as they got ready in the morning, and said it added a sentimental touch to an already emotional day.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode of Bride & Prejudice, two grooms who are about to walk down the aisle get into a nasty fight just hours before their ceremony.
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Nowadays, brides and grooms are not only asking for blenders and bath towels on their registries, but also for experience-worthy gifts to entertain them, or even to fund future plans.
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Sounds like a scene ripped straight out of a rom-com, but that's just what grooms Eric Ganz and Neil Jacobs did for their wedding at NYC's New Museum last August.
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"The majority of brides and grooms committed to getting married in Puerto Rico are just asking for more citronella tiki torches and putting bug sprays in the welcome bags," she said.
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British soldiers set it on fire during the War of 22014 to squelch American resistance, and generations of Washington brides and grooms have held their wedding receptions in its historic halls.
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The Tent Dealers Welfare Samiti (Association) of Rajasthan, which has more than 9,000 members, has been demanding to see the birth certificates of the brides and grooms it has been supplying.
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Heritage identifies young candidates and grooms them for a smooth climb through the system; adjacent to its headquarters is a library-dorm for its interns, replete with piles of free Hayek.
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He grooms the hillsides to make sure that silt and other materials don't clog the four salmon streams through which coho, king and steelhead swim from the Eel River to spawn.
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"Because the practice of girls' parents paying a dowry to the grooms' family is so common, girls are often seen as an economic burden on already struggling families," she tells Broadly.
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The grooms accompanying the horse, the cable said, carried "countless sacks of potatoes, onions, carrots and at least 200 large yellow melons," as wares to buy their tickets back to Turkmenistan.
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The property also loans out traditional wedding clothes — for brides that means a white lace blouse and skirt called a kebaya, and for grooms, it's a white linen shirt and pants.
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The masked kiss is pretty similar to what we've seen over in the Philippines, where hundreds of brides and grooms kissed through masks last month as coronavirus spread through that country.
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According to Ms. Glantz, Black Friday and Cyber Monday fall at the perfect time of year for brides and grooms looking to score serious savings on not just stuff, but services.
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Take a Hike (or Grab Your Blankie) Instead of being caught off guard by that tension, some brides and grooms are taking creative steps to calm themselves on the big weekend.
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Twelve years old, she is soon passing her days in his company, being fed a steady diet of pro-Southern propaganda and oily praise while Gaines grooms her for something more.
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The initial claims were outlined in a July 2017 report for BuzzFeed, most of which accuse Kelly of holding underage girls against their will in a "cult" that grooms them for sex.
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Amit Ahuja, a political scientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and co-author Susan Ostermann have tested it by signing up eligible grooms to three of India's largest marriage websites.
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Cash registries for a home or other big-ticket purchases like a car, home renovations or a honeymoon, are becoming more popular as the average ages for brides and grooms creep upward.
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Taking a page from Taco Bell, White Castle wants future brides and grooms to trade their dreams of a ballroom wedding for the reality of a decidedly more casual Las Vegas reception.
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Extensive damage caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, which devastated several islands in the Caribbean, has forced numerous brides and grooms to rethink their weddings that were scheduled into the winter months.
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The subjects are equerries and clerks, courtiers and grooms of the stool (an office that, in its original incarnation, was responsible for keeping the sovereign company during his or her bowel movements).
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For grooms, "five years ago we were selling 70 percent tuxedos and 30 percent suits," said Colin Hunter, the chief executive and co-founder of Alton Lane, a bespoke men's wear company.
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Grooms now wear classic, yet expressive shades of blue, along with traditional black tie designs, while groomsmen are wearing a slightly different color that plays off of what the groom is fashioning.
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Many of the subjects were art world figures: the critic Jill Johnston; the curator and art historian Henri Zerner; the artists Bob Thompson, Lucas Samaras, Red Grooms, Emily Mason and Hazel Belvo.
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"The idea that this has to be the happiest, most blissful time in your life, that is clever advertising," said Jocelyn Charnas, a Manhattan psychologist who offers services to brides and grooms.
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In ancient Ghana the royal family kept their mounts in the palace, "where they slept on mats and were tended to by three grooms each who held copper pots to catch their urine".
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But she and her boyfriend, who grooms the slopes at night, could not afford anything near Vail, so they settled for the winter in an unheated basement in Gypsum, about 40 miles away.
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Las Vegas, NV is ranked at 57 for cost, putting it in the mid-range of 150 cities surveyed, but it gets high marks for the services brides and grooms have access to.
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According to The Knot's study, which surveyed nearly 18,000 U.S. brides and grooms who were married in 2015, custom guest entertainment has more than tripled since 2009, from 173 percent to 36 percent.
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This usually fades over time as you become more comfortable with your boyfriend or girlfriend—but could also partially explain why many brides and grooms feel like they can't eat at their wedding.
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Grooms felt like a jerk, he said, because with roughly 100 people in line he had to institute a 30-second rule to make sure everyone had a chance to make a call.
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Aside from being cheaper to facilitate, smaller receptions allow the wedded couple to spend quality time with each guest, something brides and grooms aren't usually able to do when entertaining larger wedding parties.
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Mr. Grooms and Ms. Gross's distorted rendering of the city in papier-mâché, vinyl and fiberglass spoke to the precariousness of urban life, the impermanent character of the city at any given moment.
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In addition to Rauschenberg and Morris, visual artists best known as painters and sculptors such as Alex Hay, Carolee Schneemann, Red Grooms and Andy Warhol were all part of the greater Judson scene.
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Although Phillips's cakes are undeniably quite artistic, he did not reject a particular design option, such as a topper with two grooms — in which case, his First Amendment argument would be more compelling.
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"You're listening to jockey agents and horse trainers and grooms taking care of horses talk about the odds and competitive spirit.... "Life is a horse race, so I grew up at the races.
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Sweet kisses, like the one this couple shared in a photo taken by Eve Rox Photography, are harder to share at a big wedding, as brides and grooms have to worry about their guests.
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It sounds like a scene from China's feudal past, when early marriage was customary, especially for girls, but teenage brides and grooms aren't uncommon in some poor and rural parts of the country's hinterland.
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When you Google "wedding website for grooms," the first result is an article on a website that helps you put together wedding playlists with suggestions for "manly" sources of advice such as Men's Wearhouse.
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While it is traditional for British grooms to face the altar as their brides walk down the aisle, Brooksbank couldn't wait that long to see Eugenie and watched her arrive — just like a Yank!
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She believes it was Wednesday night -- she can't be sure because the days have been running together -- that Bascom and Justin Grooms arrived at the radio station and handed her an envelope containing $682.
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Then there is the creation mythology of the North Korean state, forged by Kim's grandfather, whom the younger Kim grooms himself to resemble, that demands the unification of the peninsula under the North's terms.
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More than half of his business is from overseas, Salas said, and many potential brides and grooms who had been considering coming to Las Vegas and getting married in his chapel are expressing fear.
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Maybe that's why it hasn't been a reliable farm team of future young adult talent, like Nickelodeon or the Disney Channel, which grooms stars like Miley Cyrus and Selena Gomez from improbably young ages.
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Joann Gregoli, a New York-based destination weddings planner, started a Facebook page in early September called Hurricane Irma Crashed My Wedding to help brides and grooms replan their big day at no charge.
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Hurricane season coincides with wedding season, and up and down the Carolinas, brides and grooms who had ceremonies planned this week were frantically trying to reschedule as Hurricane Florence bore down on the coast.
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They all sing with operatic grandeur and lyrical finesse — especially the soloists Jill Paice, Tiffany Mann, Justin Keyes and Luke Grooms — without ever for a second condescending to or trivializing the people they play.
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Here in Tennessee, the owner of a small-town bakery just outside Nashville recently reneged on an agreement to bake a wedding cake because the wedding in question involved two brides and no grooms.
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As the jumbo jet descended over Queens, Mr. Fafiani, Mr. Bolse and the other grooms headed to the darkened cargo hold, where they stood in separate shipping containers offering soothing words to the horses.
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Ms. Rachleff has tracked down more than 20163 of the original 45 works, among them a luminous Emily Mason pastel and two fantastical street scenes by Mimi Gross (who would later marry Mr. Grooms).
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Mr. Holder had borrowed the hankie from the two tuxedo-clad grooms in front of him, and it hadn't been his objective to go all verklempt in front of them and their 40 guests.
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To marry as a Jew — the only option for Israeli Jews unless they marry outside the country — all potential brides and grooms must present proof of Jewish identity to the religious authorities in Israel.
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Here, the art takes on an active role, used for various utilitarian purposes: touched, held, waved, worn, and, in the case of Blanche's bed, slept in by the grooms over the course of the month.
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Pinterest and Instagram let brides and grooms peruse endless options for their wedding, and Forrest points out this also leads couples to change their minds when they see something better — which can also be pricier.
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Taylor Grooms said the group was celebrating a friend's 30th birthday that night when the dock at The Wreck of the Richard and Charlene gave in and 20 people fell into Shem Creek, WCSC reported.
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Soon enough, I was living a double life: making my first forays into casual sex with guys off Tinder while simultaneously meeting prospective grooms as part of a system where a woman's "purity" was prized.
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"Few grooms will spend $1,500 to $3,000 for a tux," said Ronald Rothstein, an owner of Kleinfeld Bridal, which after three years closed its men's division last year and replaced the space with women's shoes.
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According to Julia's funny phrenology, Lexi criticizes Adam's hair and skin because her pituitary gland releases endorphins when she grooms, and Lisa adjusts a dangling bedroom mirror because her amygdala registers fear faster than Steven's.
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She pointed to forcing bridal parties to get ready really early for champagne toast photos or grooms who feel like they have to drink their entire wedding day because of what they see in photos.
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In "Florentine Landscape" (1961), one of the largest paintings in the exhibition, she depicts her friend, Red Grooms, as a recumbent, semi-nude odalisque in the extreme foreground, stretched along the bottom of the painting.
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"Anything that straightens out the industry, grooms the data and makes sure it's in a central place where anyone can access it, and makes sure payments are being paid is definitely a positive," Burgess told CNBC.
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Grooms himself is walking through the door to the house in the painting, and the poet and dance critic Edmund Denby strides across the canvas "like a gangly elegant bird," in the words of Edith Schloss.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - About 115 million boys were married off as children with one in five wed before they turned 15, according to the first United Nations' study to track the prevalence of child grooms.
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A children&aposs movie about a police dog who goes undercover at a dog show has come under fire for a controversial scene which many liken to the way a sexual predator grooms kids for abuse.
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"We were getting lined up, and all of the sudden we heard a loud crack," Grooms recalled to WCSC, noting that he and a few others were able to hang on to the dock's stable side.
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"Republicans have been working for this moment for years, to have a federal government with Republican majorities and now at the state level," said David Avella, who heads GOPAC, a group that grooms young legislative candidates.
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"Most grooms haven't seen the bride's dress, emotions are heightened, and the first look evokes a more emotional response for a couple instead of seeing each other for the first time at the ceremony," she said.
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Tracy Brisson, a wedding officiant in Savannah, Ga., said grooms she works with have been allowed to take their brides' last names in Georgia, but one had to petition the court to do so in Ohio.
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The Knot also reports that nearly three in four grooms stated they encountered difficulties during their ring-purchasing journey, with over a third saying their main issue was not being confident they got a good deal.
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In the last row of the plane, close by the hatch that leads back to the animals in cargo, sat the grooms, or horse handlers, including Sebastian Bolse, whose family breeds show jumpers in Paderborn, Germany.
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"The media eschewed it into this whole thing," Rivera tells PEOPLE of being accused of simply "switching grooms" when rapper Big Sean called off his engagement to the actress just three months before her wedding to Dorsey.
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The U.N. children's agency UNICEF analyzed marriage and population data across 82 countries and found the Central African Republic had the highest prevalence of child grooms at 20153%, followed by Nicaragua at 19% and Madagascar with 13%.
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Broken up by interstitials of the filmmaker's cat, Casper, as he self-grooms and eats wet and dry food, the constant presence of Rita's voice advances the narrative and timeline of Brian and Tom's 12-month lease.
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Read more: This 36-year-old 'professional undercover bridesmaid' gets paid to stalk grooms on bachelor parties and trick the bridal party into losing weight"By its nature, wedding photography is commercial photography," Weldon explained to INSIDER.
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A line to the outside world Bascom Grooms, 6823, a local real estate agent who rode out the storm, realized last Monday that his family's Key West business, The Bike Shop, still had an operable land line.
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Given the money needed to compete in this sport — horses like Legolas are typically worth millions of dollars — grooms like Garcia, who make about $50,000 a year, are akin to ground-level employees in a tiny corporation.
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Today it makes international headlines for its mass weddings, when thousands of young couples tie the knot at the same time, with some brides and grooms meeting their betrothed for the first time on their wedding day.
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Kristen A. Renn, a friend of the couple who became a minister with American Marriage Ministries for the occasion, officiated at the Museum of Art at the University of Michigan, the campus where the grooms both work.
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On hot, sunny days, still others appear as if out of thin air, stepping out of the shade of a nearby phone booth as they look for brides and grooms entering the Office of the City Clerk.
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Reuben Gallery acted a bit like a co-op — it had a steady schedule of shows — but its thinking was loose enough to accommodate Mr. Kaprow's audience-participation happenings, and the street-junk pageants of Red Grooms.
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Other brides and grooms, some of them in soaked jeans and rubber boots, milled around the long hallway outside the wedding chapels, where a column of bank-teller-like windows receive couples to check their marriage licenses.
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Grooms is rendered in pale yellows, with a striped yellow cloth draped over his hips, a color scheme that sets him apart from the rest of the painting, which is dominated by muted grays, browns, and greens.
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On Wednesday Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink gave Mark Wiedman, the executive behind the company's iShares ETF brand, a new job overseeing strategy, marketing and international businesses as the world's largest asset manager grooms possible successors to Fink.
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The artist Mimi Gross, then married to Grooms, with whom she collaborated on such projects as "Ruckus Manhattan," is seen rocking in an antique wooden chair on the front lawn, reading a book (lent to her by Denby).
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In the vacuum, Iran, the Shia power that has long alarmed Sunni Arabs, has spread its influence across the region, particularly through the militias it grooms—in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and most recently in Yemen, Saudi Arabia's underbelly.
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The pre-proposal process is still rather gendered — it's very rare that the woman in a straight couple pops the question, and according to the 2015 survey by The Knot, 85% of grooms still propose on bended knee.
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If their chins appear more chiseled, their pores smaller, their necks tighter, it may be thanks to in-office procedures, which many grooms, groomsmen and even a father-in-law or two are getting before the big event.
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For some grooms, seeing themselves for the first time in their suits, standing in front of a mirror, with all of their friends watching and clapping, is the equivalent to a bride's "Say Yes to the Dress" moment.
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According to an annual survey of 13,000 brides and grooms by the wedding website the Knot, September and October are the most popular months to get married, even more so than June, which has been the traditional favorite.
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But is it possible that someone as celebrated as Mr. Grooms — Paul Goldberger, The New York Times's former architecture critic, once wrote of the sculpto-pictoramas, "It is impossible not to like these marvelous things" — is also underrated?
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While many of his peers during his early days in New York have remained artist's artists, Mr. Grooms has the distinction of being a populist, someone whose work has served as an introduction to contemporary art for many.
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In past summers I'd watched weekly wedding celebrations from my window in the Marais (my third book opens with these weddings); now, in front of the synagogue where once brides and grooms had danced paced soldiers with guns.
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Some brides and grooms want to plan the perfect wedding party and often get so absorbed in the planning that they think that the small things (tablecloth material, uplight color, entrance songs) will make or break the night.
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However, this year the designer Reem Acre collaborated with men's wear designer Joseph Abboud to create a selection of custom-tailored pieces for grooms, which were shown alongside her couture gowns at St. Bartholomew's Church in New York.
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The cache includes works by William Dole, Lee Gatch, Red Grooms, David Levine, and it will go on view in a new exhibition opening next month titled A Gift to Glasgow from New York: The Phillip A. Bruno Collection.
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This exhibition helps set the record straight, which is that she was a strong, confident artist when she met Grooms at the age of 21963 and that her work continued to grow right up to their marriage in 21961.
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They capture the inspiration he found in the gritty street life, what he ate and the many artists — including Jim Dine, Red Grooms, Lucas Samaras and his first wife, Patty Mucha — with whom he collaborated on performances and exhibitions.
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Inspectors and epidemiologists for the Health Department who arrived last week at Belmont Park in Elmont N.Y., found signs of the vermin, as well as bedbugs, in the squalid cottages and barracks where the grooms and tack are housed.
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The change has relieved top equestrians who say their horses are highly cosseted — many are worth millions and like professional athletes they are under the constant care of dietitians, massage therapists, acupuncturists and grooms — and any scrapes are incidental.
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In 1975, Red Grooms and his wife and collaborator, Mimi Gross — along with 21 assistants — used it to create one of their most famous works, the alternative universe "Ruckus Manhattan," a boisterous 10,19923-square-foot replica of the borough.
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Here's a primer for anyone lucky enough never to have been to a wedding or given a blowjob: Blowjob photos typically depict brides simulating fellatio on their grooms, from a parked classic car or perhaps behind a country hedgerow.
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Officially launching today, Loverly is unveiling a new chat-based "concierge" service that will send brides and grooms a list of vetted wedding vendors that match the couple's budget, needs and who have availability for the wedding date in question.
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But what Nassar laid bare was that the rot extends beyond one predator or even one sport — it's the product of a broken system, one that unwittingly grooms young girls to stay silent and bow to the will of their superiors.
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Grooms: It does require a programmer, but—more than anything else—it requires a human player to sit down and play against the AI. There's no way Christoph or I could have worked on the AI and debugged it efficiently.
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Brenda Brown-Grooms is a pastor with the New Beginnings Christian Community and part of the Charlottesville Clergy Collective (CCC), a group of clergy and laypeople dedicated to dialogue about the challenge of race relations in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.
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On August 16, 1987, The New York Times published the following "Correction": An article in the Arts and Leisure section last Sunday about the Red Grooms retrospective at the Whitney Museum attributed several of the artist's large environmental works incompletely.
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Scholar Maria Tatar rounded up stories about animal brides and grooms from around the world in this new Penguin Classics collection, and while I am a certified fairy tale nerd, there was plenty in this book that was new to me.
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After the grooms said their "I Do's" and were introduced as husbands, a mariachi band serenaded the guests and everyone then enjoyed a cocktail hour that was set up like a street fair, complete with food trucks and market stalls.
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Haymaker also grooms 10 kilometers of single-track trails specifically for fat biking, which allows cyclists to stay atop the compacted routes or risk a soft landing in deep powder (two-hour bike rental $19; trail pass $20 to $22).
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The days leading up to the ceremony and the ceremony itself involved a Prayer to Yemanjá, Queen of the Sea, a "Day Of The Grooms," and a Ritual of Sands, the colors of which came together to reflect those in the pride flag.
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" The Post said Grooms declined a request for comment and James Trump referred comment to Joshua Stueve, a spokesman for the US Attorney's Office in Alexandria, Virginia, who told the paper in a statement that they "do not respond to anonymously sourced statements.
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Some of those pals included fellow Bravo stars, such as former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Eden Sassoon, who posted a clip of the grooms, both wearing black tuxedos, walking back up the aisle as white confetti rained down on them.
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Looking back, Charleston and Thomas have a lot of sweet memories — from their personal vows to the chocolate grooms cake that included a sculpture of their horse to the tears they both shed at their first-look photography shoot before the ceremony.
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Last month, all of that was a distinct memory as the two grooms rode down Wall Street on white horses to exchange vows in a multicultural, dual-ceremony wedding that included 290 guests, a seven-foot-tall cake and several pairs of shoes.
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Interviews with 38 former students, trainers, grooms, equestrian officials and members of the Flintridge Riding Club reveal a rarefied social scene in which Mr. Williams groped and kissed young girls publicly and with impunity — though few knew the true extent of the abuse.
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The worker, whose name has not been released, was found earlier this month collapsed outside the ramshackle employee barracks, tucked between the horse barns and exercise pens where he and scores of other grooms, hot walkers and riders live, state health officials said.
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Four of the most popular wedding venues in Las Vegas are no longer booming in the face of the fast-spreading coronavirus ... with lots of would-be brides and grooms telling them they're too scared to go through with their destination weddings.
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That night, disappointed brides and grooms, who expected to be on their honeymoons, and bar mitzvah boys in their rented tuxedos gathered with their families into a large reception hall for a jam session and party that lasted until the early morning.
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As contemporary brides and grooms continue to buck traditions with micro-weddings and cash gifts, etiquette expert Lizzie Post of the Emily Post Institute says engagement ring choice, like all other aspects of the wedding, is wholly contingent on the couple's preferences.
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There have been an equal number of callings to chapels, churches and special venues where young brides and grooms (some about to deploy) readied themselves for their vows, surrounded by the exquisite arrangements, candles and festoons we had ferried to the occasion.
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A global survey in 2017 of 16,000 brides and grooms by Splendid Insights, a market-research firm, found that those who spent more than $500,000 on their big day were much more preoccupied with showing off to their guests than those on a tight budget.
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They Keep It In The Family While American brides and grooms typically choose close friends and adult relatives to make up their wedding party — with the option of including a couple of kids as flower girls and ring bearers — the Brits go the opposite route.
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Chopra is one of 25 brides and grooms featured in the magazine, which highlights nuptials from across the world, including blogger Chiara Ferragni's Italian wedding bash to musician Fedez Leonardo Lucia and the wedding of Tommy Hilfgier's daughter Ally Hilfiger to Steve Hash in 2017.
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A while after Grooms put the Community Patch on Steam, there were reports about a user getting banned for mentioning it in a Civilization VI forum, and suddenly CP vanished from the 'most popular mods' list on the steam workshop (which it had been topping).
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Responding to the criticism, Gary Oldenburger, the county attorney for Wapello County, defended the sentence in a statement dated Thursday, presenting Mr. Grooms as the unwitting lackey of child pornographers who tricked him into the assault, as they had done to hundreds of other children.
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"If Grooms was sent to prison for a long period of time rather than being sentenced to probation, he more than likely would be a greater risk to the community after his release than he will be after serving the sentence he received," he said.
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The exhibition Mimi Gross: Among Friends, 19583-1963 helps to set the record straight: Gross was a strong, confident artist when she met Red Grooms at the age of 18, and that her work continued to grow right up to their marriage in 1964.
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That means that politicians — many of whom are the same warlords that led sectarian militias during the Lebanese civil war — haven't been able to exploit the sectarian divisions that have kept certain families in power for generations (every politician grooms his sons to follow him).
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Nearly 40 percent of Nepalese women between the ages of 20 and 24 were married by the time they turned 18, Unicef reported, and the country also has an unusually large number of young grooms, a little-studied demographic but one with unique social pressures.
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" West also believes — incorrectly, of course — that St. Jude's Children's Hospital in New York is making children sick on purpose ("through vaccines"), "all for a little PR for the Jewish Cabal," and that conservative Jewish people are "grooming America, just as a pedophile grooms his victim.
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Future brides and grooms dreaming about their weddings are taking interest in wedding bounce castles as closed inflatable trampolines have become the latest trend for entertainment at receptions, in addition to an open bar, dancing and photo booths that the Kardashian-Jenner family would proudly use.
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Celebrity Bridesmaids • Abby Elliott's Elegant New England Wedding Is What Pinterest Dreams Are Made Of For Guys • Take Your Wedding Date's Look to the Next Level With These Stylish Suit Ideas •12 Genius Gift Ideas for Grooms – Surprise Your Husband to Be With Something Sexy or Sentimental!
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During the flight, grooms could go to the rear of the plane to check on their horses, and Garcia feared that a rival, left alone, might give Legolas an illegal drug, leading to a positive test for a banned substance that would bounce him from the competition.
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"Even the couples who think of everything can't prepare for this level of stress," said Joann Gregoli, a New York-based destination weddings planner who started a Facebook page called Hurricane Irma Crashed My Wedding to help brides and grooms replan their big day at no charge.
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In 1967, Mr. Grooms and his then-wife Mimi Gross created the first of two key sculpto-pictoramas, "The City of Chicago," which includes a recreation of Michigan Avenue, with an enormous Mayor Richard Daley walking through a cavern of skyscrapers like some B-movie monster.
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Planners, day-of coordinators, bands, photographers, food vendors, and wait staff — not to mention hopeful brides and grooms — will likely be hit hard as more people are forced to call off their weddings, which cost an average of $33,000 in the US, according to The Knot.
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The 10-person bridal party, in long, autumn-inspired burgundy dresses, included Ms. Sagnia, and on the grooms' side, Mr. Wu. Ms. Kaur wore a traditional white wedding gown in an A-line shape with a lace, boat-neck top, Mr. Mattson a royal blue suit.
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In 1961, while in Italy, Gross, Grooms, and three friends bought a horse and cart and traveled from town to town in Northern Italy performing vaudeville routines, inspired by Federico Fellini's La Strada (1954), starring Anthony Quinn and Giulietta Masina as an itinerant two-person circus act.
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My fiancé and I would have an army to help us wade through the sea of bridal gowns, lehengas and achkans, the knee-length jacket worn by North Indian grooms, and we could also get wedding invitations made for less than we'd pay in the United States.
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"We are collectively working on behalf of everyone in the sport — grooms, hot walkers, jockeys, exercise riders, starters, trainers, owners, track managers and every horse wearing a bridle and a saddle — to reform and improve racing every day," the Stronach Group said in a statement on Sunday.
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While this tradition can occur at a same-sex weddings and be adjusted to include wedding guests of all genders, both studies and anecdotes indicate that the garter toss is much less common at weddings with two brides, or two grooms, or a non-binary spouse-to-be.
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I know this because I listen, sometimes for two or three hours straight, to the brides and grooms as they reveal every moment of their relationship, often sharing things so private, so raw and honest, that they would usually be reserved for siblings, best friends and maybe parents.
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Kyrgyzstan China Tajikistan 200 MILES By The New York Times But finding a suitable spouse for her remaining children, she said, is growing increasingly difficult as emigration drains the pool of eligible grooms and brides who share her family's faith and speak Plautdietsch, a dialect of Low German.
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"I'm very pleased he took my advice," she said at the wedding, standing in the hotel among a quickly assembled group that included Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation; the grooms' mothers, Margaret Capehart and Jan Schmit; and the "Today" co-host and MSNBC anchor Tamron Hall.
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Returning to Grooms, we notice that, while the blanket he is lying on, which appears to be decorated with Native American symbols, is tilted up towards the picture plane, with Grooms's torso and legs parallel to it, everything else in the picture is rendered in single-point perspective.
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Saint Hoax granted VICE Arabia an exclusive interview and a sneak peak at the exhibit, which will include a large installation of a wedding cake topped with a Saudi bride flanked by four grooms, titled Just Desserts (2018)—a daring wink at the current state of affairs in the Middle East.
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"Why not?" was general sentiment behind Denver's inaugural Cannabis Wedding Expo on Sunday, where vendors on both sides of the aisle came together for the first time to start a dialogue about what cannabis can do for brides- and grooms-to-be, as well as for the wedding industry itself.
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In other words, brides and grooms are easy to take advantage of because they don't know the market; they expect to shell out loads of cash, and unlike the person who is overcharged for, say, a washing machine, they will probably never even realize they were taken for a ride.
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He joined the cooperative Phoenix Gallery on East 221th Street, then the heart of the art world, before leaving and starting City Gallery with Jay Milder in his own apartment on West 2110th Street after Phoenix rejected a work by a young Claes Oldenburg, whom Mr. Grooms would later show.
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Here's how it works: If you sign up with one of 0003 participating Bloomerent florists, brides and grooms can rent back their wedding flowers to another couple locally, with florists picking up the designs at the completion of one wedding and delivering it to another wedding for use the following day.
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"This is actually really cool; I'm excited to be here," Ms. Wentland said from deep within the cavernous Manhattan Marriage Bureau, the part of the City Clerk's office where dozens of other brides, grooms and attendants waited to be married by a city official in one of two nondescript chapels.
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While brides and grooms look forward to embarking on a new stage of their relationship on their wedding day, most guests look forward to the first time these future newlyweds lock eyes with each other — whether that goes down right before the actual ceremony or during the bride's walk down the aisle.
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Beauty and the Beast: Classic Tales about Animal Brides and Grooms from Around the World by Maria Tatar There's a live-action version of Disney's Beauty and the Beast hitting theaters, and the folks at Penguin Classics have assembled a very specific anthology for the occasion: short stories from folklore about animal brides.
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Citing people familiar with the matter, the Post said James Trump, "one of the assistant U.S. attorneys asked to evaluate the case" against Assange, and Daniel Grooms, who served as criminal chief in the US attorney's office managing the case, disagreed with the Justice Department's decision to charge Assange under the Espionage Act.
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However, even as I state this indisputable fact, I realize that the word "collaborated" does not tell the whole story, because the assumption is that Grooms was the author of "Ruckus Manhattan," the one who dreamed it all up, and I have come to the unavoidable conclusion that that cannot possibly be true.
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After a photo session with both grooms and their families, guests will dine on grilled lamb chop lollipops with carrot harissa and market vegetable kebabs, and also enjoy a full raw bar with crab, shrimp and fresh oysters complete with live shucking and desserts, including a wedding cake by Sweet Lady Jane.
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Miami is Nice, hosted at SpaceCamp, a cavernous artist-run gallery, features work by 45 artists from across the country and looks nothing like a traditional wedding, except for the cheesecake station, but manages to celebrate the aesthetics and values of grooms Zachary Z. Handler and Nick Horan in a variety of unique ways.
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According to a 2017 report from The Knot, about one-third of the 14,000 engaged or already married couples surveyed reported shopping for the engagement ring together and 14% of the grooms said they bought the ring online, citing better prices and convenience, among other reasons — my fiancé and I fall into those categories.
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"Some brides or grooms are just very rude — they don't say thank you, they complain, they see the bad in everything, or they are just mean ... Planning your wedding is supposed to be a happy time, so if you can't see the good in the most incredible time in your life, when will you?"
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The traditional ceremony included drinking wine from silver goblets, the chanting of the seven blessings by Cantor Mo Glazman of the temple and the breaking of glasses (both brides and grooms stepped on glasses, which is not traditional but served as a nod to feminism and equality; historically only the groom breaks a glass).
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"We are collectively working on behalf of everyone in the sport — grooms, hot walkers, jockeys, exercise riders, starters, trainers, owners, track managers and every horse wearing a bridle and a saddle — to reform and improve racing every day," said the Stronach Group, the track's owner; the Thoroughbred Owners of California; and California Thoroughbred Trainers.
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The grooms — who wore midnight blue Ferragamo tuxedoes — exchanged vows in front of about 150 close friends and family at the Wattles Mansion Gardens, planned and designed by Jacquelyn Mavrookas, founder of EVJ Wedding Co. Upon arriving at the wedding, guests enjoyed champagne before taking their seats, where they were given two stones: a rose quartz (symbolizing love) and an amethyst (symbolizing friendship).
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To understand what it was like to build Vox Populi, and if there was any tension over a patch that implicitly criticizes Firaxis' design, I spoke with designers Cristoph and Jeff Grooms (Cristoph asked for his last name to be kept private.) (This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity.) Waypoint: Why'd you originally fall in love with Civilization?
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It is happening on Staten Island, where fewer day laborers haunt street corners in search of work; in West Phoenix's Isaac School District, where 13 Latino students have dropped out in the past two weeks; and in the horse country of northern New Jersey, where one of the many undocumented grooms who muck out the stables is thinking of moving back to Honduras.
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To swim there with the locals is to experience the place at fish-eye level: Turn your head makai or toward the ocean, to breathe, and there are surfers paddling out to the break; turn your head mauka or toward the mountains, and there are Japanese brides and grooms in white-columned gowns and trim dark suits having pictures taken on their wedding day.
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If nothing else, it stands head and shoulders above its peers, though that's a remarkably low bar to clear considering the endless line of Kate Hudson/Matthew McConaughey wedding-fever droll that would come to define the genre in the 20023s with films like, and this is just from memory, How to Groom a Groom in 22002 Grooms, World War Wedding, and Brides, Motherfucker!.
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Finally, when Indians reach a marriageable age — usually between 18 and 30 years old for women and between 22 and 40 for men — the ways these aspiring brides and grooms interact are beginning to resemble contemporary dating in the U.S. That's a big change from the rituals of the past, which typically involved a supervised meeting between the prospective bride and the groom and several meetings between their families.
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