Weddings In A Sentence

• What weddings were feasted!
• At other weddings she had been moved.
• Peasant weddings are usually in autumn.
• The use of torches at weddings is very ancient.
• I think weddings are a frightful ordeal.
• The weddings that we hold are frequent and various.
• The use of bridesmaids at weddings is of remote antiquity.
• Only very quiet weddings take place in the morning hours.
• It had been hideously long, but weddings always were.
• We have several meagre pictures of weddings in early days.
• The dance is performed at weddings and other festive occasions.
• He says he never brings it to the house weddings unless specially requested.
• He goes to 'most all the scrimptious weddings that have harps to them.

• So the three weddings were celebrated that same day, but with a great difference.
• The generality of weddings are uninteresting, but occasionally something unique is introduced.
• Both were in the fine apparel of their parts; thoughts of weddings hummed in both of their heads.
• All weddings were private, none but officers who were to perform the ceremony being present.
• All the relatives and friends who go to weddings were also wont to take each some little present.
• According to the different seasons of the year, the weddings may take on varying characters.
• One week from that day two weddings were solemnized in that house; but only one couple went away.
• The drinking of wine in the Church at weddings is enjoined by the Hereford Missal.
• The entertainment at these anniversary celebrations is very much the same as at weddings or other gatherings.
• It is probable that most weddings were a good deal simpler than those described by our chief authorities.
• Obviously among those present were some who failed to feel the enthusiasm for weddings that his new friend felt.
• He understood vaguely that weddings were expensive affairs, and he had thirty shillings in his pocket.
• For church weddings everything pertains to formality, and the invitation as well as the ceremony is impressive in all details.
• Home weddings are attended with much less trouble, fatigue and expense than fashionable church weddings.
• It is well known that the weddings of ancient days were celebrated with a festive publicity rejected by the delicacy of modern times.
• Rural weddings and "roaring wakes" were then occasions for social rendezvous, which were not to be overlooked.
• They flourish only at weddings and at funerals, especially at funerals, for mankind collected enjoys woe.
• In weddings at churches a master of ceremonies is often provided, who is expected to be at the church as soon as the doors are opened.
• In their threadbare clothes they looked like the supernumeraries that represent rank and fashion at stage weddings in third-rate theatres.
• These last three ceremonies are only performed at the weddings of persons of high rank; they are not observed at the weddings of ordinary persons.
• At choral weddings the clergy and choir head the bridal procession and lead the way to the chancel, singing a hymn the while.
• He was now a private investigator and, with his wife, ran a photography salon specializing in weddings and portrait photos.
• The three weddings immediately took place, and the kingdoms were divided as the Princess had proposed.
• At large weddings as many as half a dozen, or more, ushers are sometimes needed to manage the great number of guests.
• Oftener the two recalled old adventures and scenes of their regimental days, and discussed the weddings of the two Indian sisters.
• I knew now the genesis of every didactic verse that 'coldly furnished forth the marriage table' in the announcement of weddings in the rural Press.
• At weddings which take place at 2.30 p.m., a luncheon is frequently given at 3, followed by a "tea" at 4.

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