nuptial

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• Some of the most recent nuptials have involved a few NBA stars.

• After getting married in December 2019 and then surviving lockdown together just months after their nuptials, Nick and Kimelia Weathers Smith immediately got to work on building their family empire.

• Covid-19 changed so much in our lives, including nuptials, forcing couples to scale down or even cancel lavish wedding celebrations.

• We will only host our wedding if every guest who is medically cleared has easy access to a vaccine and is vaccinated by the time of the nuptials—which looked a lot more promising when we signed the contracts than it does now.

• To an onlooker, the September nuptials of Faridah and Derrick at a hotel in Kampala, the capital of God-fearing Uganda, looked like any other wedding.

• Specifically, more couples are beginning to request digital privacy clauses in prenuptial and post-nuptial agreements.

• Not long after the Dutch nuptial-nullifying company started gaining publicity, a pilot for a reality show called—what else?

• Chris Lee on the pitch-black pre-nuptial Indie comedy premiering at Sundance.

• Should pre-nuptial agreements now specify the fate of a kidney given during the marriage?

• I often heard Europeans remark that they considered the procession of the nuptial couch extremely improper.

• Putting on the nuptial robe of a passion in which life itself is concerned, the woman wraps herself in purity and whiteness.

• On leaving the chamber with a pretty woman in it, a man is apt to be hungry, if he is young.