| Nursing home nuptials: Cos Cob couple renews wedding vows 70 years later
GREENWICH - Theresa Bologna, 89, vividly remembers her wedding to Tony, 92, at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Riverside in 1938. "It was beautiful," she said, "It was such a different time." She wore a lightweight, white flowing dress, the ceremony was simple, she recalled, and the pews were filled with friends and family. And yesterday, to celebrate their 70th anniversary, the two lifelong Cos Cob residents relived that moment. A ceremony to renew their vows held at Greenwich Woods rehabilitation center and nursing home. "It's hard to believe that it's been so long," she said. The couple first met in 1936 on a baseball field in Cos Cob. She knew it was love at first sight. "He was so handsome - one of the best-looking on the team," she said.
Plans announced for Pugh-Hardin wedding
Erin Elizabeth Pugh of Huntsville and Christopher Darrel Hardin of Gadsden will exchange wedding vows Saturday, May 24, 2008, 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Sylacauga. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pugh of Deatsville, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Provenzano of Gadsden and Mr. and Mrs. ...
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Record Money: Wedding Bills
EVERYONE wants the day they marry to be memorable - but, if you're not careful, you could end up remembering it for the wrong reason. The typical wedding now costs about £18,000, making it one of the most expensive single events most people are likely to face - apart from buying a house. Few couples have that kind of cash to spare, so the vast majority must save or borrow - and the credit crunch is making both things more difficult. That doesn't mean you can't still have a great day without decades in debt, but it does mean putting extra thought into what you spend and how you fund it. Carrie Herron, a financial adviser at investment firm Bell Lawrie, says: "The best advice is to save or invest - whichever is the most relevant to you - rather than borrow.
Papoose Dismisses 'Ridiculous' Remy Ma Escape-Plot Rumors, Promises Appeal And Wedding
With thoughts of injustice flowing through his mind, Papoose erupted in anger in a New York courtroom Tuesday after hearing that his fiancee, Remy Ma, had been sentenced to eight years in prison. "I got a little bit aggravated. I think anybody would," Pap, wearing a wedding band on his ring finger, said in New York's Platinum Studios Wednesday. "To see a female get persecuted like that for something they didn't do. ... Then, on the other hand, you see Sean Bell get murdered by police and they just walk out the courtroom. A crime they admitted they did. Then somebody that's suspected of a crime goes to jail and gets sentenced to eight years. These police gun a man down and murder him. In the same city a mother gets snatched away from her child. It's aggravating." Remy Ma (born Reminisce Smith) was sentenced after being convicted of shooting her onetime close friend Makeda Barnes-Joseph during a dispute over money.
Ashlee Simpson sells out wedding pix!
People magazine is reportedly coughing up "well over" a million buckaroos for the rights to Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz's wedding photos. Well, as TMZ points out, that's probably more than she makes from her day job singing. The mag says: "We're thrilled that celebrities continue to choose People as the place for their most intimate photos. We do not comment on specifics of any deals." Wonder how much moola the first baby pix will go for? Click here to see what Ashlee and Pete don't have to say about their wedding and their baby. If you care, which I doubt you do. Photo: WireImage .
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