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Media Choice: Wedding TV.(Brief article)
Romance is always in the air here at Brides magazine, but proposals of marriage reach a peak on Valentine's Day. Now there's a TV channel dedicated to this market of loved-up men and women - Wedding TV. With nearly 40m people attending weddings in the UK every year and an industry valued at pounds 5.3bn annually, it's a surprise that nothing similar already exists.
With a glossy magazine-format approach, the channel offers everything from fashion to food, with a satisfying helping of documentaries and game shows. Wedding TV cleverly engenders a real sense of community among its viewers. The aspirational content (Celebrity Weddings) is balanced by the more practical (Rich Bride Poor Bride), while eLove is addictive viewing for ...
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- Press release article from: PR Newswire October 15, 1998 700+ words
...with Wendy on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21st from 9-10pm ET / 6-7pm PT. Check Out these new "passWorlds" about Celebrity Weddings and Bad TV! Here Come the Brides!! Wedding bells are ringing in Hollywood. Courtney Cox and David Arquette...
- Recreating Celebrity Weddings on a Real-Life Budget.
- Press release article from: PR Newswire April 22, 2008 700+ words
...From the luxurious locations and exotic flowers to the crisp linens and innovative invites, everything about celebrity weddings is perfect ... except the price tag. Couples wishing to recreate Tony Parker and Eva Longoria's summer nuptials...
- CELEBRITY WEDDINGS.(Features)
- Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) May 22, 1999 700+ words
Splice Girl Posh Spice Victoria Adams and Manchester United's David Beckham should vow to stick together for richer or even richer on July 4. Not short of a Gucci or two, the pair will rake in pounds 1million from OK! magazine for exclusive picture rights. But they'll be splashing out quite a bit
- Surprise celebrity weddings; Lindsey married in secret and these loved-up star...
- Newspaper article from: The People (London, England) February 6, 2005 700+ words
Kate Winslet, 29, & Sam Mendes, 39 This secretive couple went to an island in the West Indies in May 2003 and came back married. The only witnesses were three friends and Kate's daughter, Mia, from her marriage to Jim Threapleton. Emma Thompson, 45, & Greg Wise, 38 No-one thought Emma and
- SUZY.(celebrity weddings)(Column)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: WWD Mehle, Aileen December 22, 2000 700+ words
When Madonna gets married today at Scotland's Skibo Castle, she'll be wearing two five-inch diamond cuffs inspired by those the late fashion oracle Diana Vreeland used to wear ad infinitum. Some people thought she slept in them. Only Diana's weren't made of diamonds -- she couldn't afford them, and
- the 10 most ... Super-expensive celebrity weddings.(Features; Femail)
- Newspaper article from: The Daily Mail (London, England) November 5, 2009 700+ words
Byline: CHRIS LEADBEATER WHAT'S the difference between a celebrity wedding and a normal one? A lot of money 1. Wayne Rooney, Coleen McLoughlin, Italy, 2008 ([euro]5.6m) WAYNE and Coleen enjoyed a week-long [euro]5.6m extravaganza in Portofino, despite there being just 65 guests. Highlights included
- TOP WEDDINGS OF THE YEAR.(celebrity weddings)
- Magazine article from: Ebony Kinnon, Joy Bennett February 1, 2000 700+ words
FROM the island of Hawaii to the island of Manhattan, scores of prominent couples jumped the broom in the last year of the 20th century in wedding ceremonies that ranged in style from intimate and conservative to hip-hop house parties to citywide celebrations. Double weddings were popular in 1999
- Weddings of the year.(celebrity weddings)
- Magazine article from: Ebony February 1, 1997 700+ words
It was "Forever I Do" for scores of couples who in 1996 took novel approaches to the traditional wedding fanfare. Whether by land or by sea, in a garden or traditional church setting, couples pledged endless love with an eye toward the view. Couples exchanged vows in South Africa, the Bahamas,