Inside Carrie Underwood's Sparkly Southern Wedding!
People Magazine-Jul. 14, 2010
For her July 10 wedding to Canadian hockey player Mike Fisher, 30, the country queen, 27, opted for a Chantilly lace and silk organza Monique Lhuillier gown.
SPOILER ALERT! Glee shocker as Sue Sylvester gets married ...
Daily Mail-Nov. 24, 2010
Something blue: Glee star Jane Lynch's character Sue Sylvester manages to turn her trademark Adidas tracksuit into a wedding gown in last night's episode.
Katie Price flies the flag for Great Britain as she goes shopping ...
Daily Mail-Jun. 6, 2010
She was snapped looking at wedding dresses in London dressed in a long summer dress that included a Union Jack pattern, some tartan, red roses and some ...
FIRST LOOK! Robbie and Ayda's gorgeous wedding snap
Marie Claire.co.uk-Aug. 11, 2010
The happy couple posed for an exclusive Hello shoot on the day of their nuptials, and told all about the dress, the cake, and Robbie's romantic proposal.
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