Katy Perry and Russell Brand's Wedding: Fact Vs. Fiction
Russell Brand and Katy Perry's weekend wedding, rumors or truth?
The basics, of course, are undisputed: Brand, 35, and birthday girl Perry, who turned 26 on Monday, "were pronounced Mr. and Mrs. Brand on Saturday, October 23," reps for the couple confirmed. "The very private and spiritual ceremony, attended by the couples' closest family and friends, was performed by a Christian minister and longtime friend of the Hudson Family. The backdrop was the inspirational and majestic countryside of Northern India."
But from there, speculation ensued. Perhaps one of the most sensational claims of the week was a report that Brand surprised his bride by buying a tiger named Machli, which means fish. But, alas, that is not true.
While the couple stayed at a resort near India's Ranthambhore wildlife sanctuary, in a region known for its tiger population, tigers are wild and are protected animals. They cannot be bought – even by a wealthy celebrity.
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Jessica Simpson Wants a Christmas Wedding
Talk about a shot gun wedding! Jessica Simpson reportedly wants to get married this year. Yes, that leaves only a month and a half to plan the wedding!
Jess and Eric Johnson just got engaged after 5 months of dating and rumor has it she wants to beat Nick to the altar and get married by the end of the year. Either that or she's knocked up! A source said: "She wants to beat Nick to the altar. She knows that it is going to be tough to pull everything together on such short notice, so it might have to be a New Years wedding. "In any case, she wants the focus to be on her wedding. She doesn't want her wedding to be the aftermath of his."
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Prince William gets engaged
Britain’s Prince William finally got engaged to his girlfriend of eight years Kate Middleton. When the two went on vacation to Kenya last month the two 28 year olds agreed on sharing the rest of their lives together. Everyone seems to be relieved and excited that the relationship will be taken to the more serious level. A statement from Clarence House read, "The Prince of Wales is delighted to announce the engagement of Prince William to Miss Catherine Middleton.”
"He's a true romantic and we had a wonderful holiday in Africa and it was out there in a very quiet lodge and it was very romantic and it was very personal time for both of us,” the bride to be said in a interview. She is now wearing the famous engagement ring, once worn by Prince William and Harry’s mother Princess Diana.
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Wedding preparations for Ben Silverman and Jennifer Cuoco
On Saturday the 18th of December, the wedding that was announced early January this year will take place in Jerusalem in a circle of close friends and relatives. Next generation studio CEO Ben Silverman was seen celebrating his engagement to Jennifer Cuoco with Kevin Connolly in Las Palmas on Friday night. Silverman is more than happy with their future – “She’s a superstar”.
A select number of 75 guests will be able to attend the wedding and witness their exchange of vows. "The wedding will be small and intimate, and will be celebrated on a rooftop overlooking the city. They've arranged activities including tours of Bethlehem and the City of David and a swim in the Dead Sea," a source said.
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Jewish Wedding Present For Prince William And His Fiancé
Prince William and his fiancé Kate Middleton’s wedding plans have begun to take shape. The date has been set, the venue chosen and many of the guests have been chosen as well. Additionally it is to be remembered that those who are attending the wedding also have to perform their fair share of planning. Ideas for presents have to be gathered, to eventually be bought or purchased. Artist Mike Horton decided to make his wedding gift something close to a traditional Jewish wedding scroll, a Ketubah. He presented the gift to ambassadors in Ramat Gan, Israel. According to him the scroll will be taken and delivered to the Common House next to Buckingham Palace.
Now the wedding on April 29st can come for the artist who created the scroll including a custom-made contract in Hebrew and English that combines egalitarian themes with traditional language, while excluding any religious references. It reads, "May we remain committed to each other's physical and mental well-being, and to each other's emotional and spiritual growth." The British Ambassador Matthew Gould promised that he would deliver the present safely to the couple and called it "an extremely appropriate and lovely gift."
