Weddings

Newlyweds Brittany Lurch and Arthur Phillips wanted a nice spread for their wedding reception last Friday. So the pair, who had actually been married a few days earlier, went to their local Wegmans supermarket, filled their shopping carts up with over $1,000 of  "stuff that someone might need for a wedding reception," and then decided they were going to turn the groceries into a wedding

Despite being chosen as a bridesmaid, Rene wasn't able to make the trip to Colorado for her friend Jamie's wedding. Thanks to technology, she was still able to take part in the big day in more than just spirit -- by virtually attending the nuptials via iPad.

Miguel Hanson and Diana Wesley of Houston, Texas had planned on having a friend officiate their wedding. But when that fell through, the two self-professed geeks simply coded a program for a virtual minister -- named Reverend Bit -- and had a computer do the job instead.

'The Dark Knight Rises,' the much-hyped new installment in Christopher Nolan's Batman series, is currently shooting in Pittsburgh where paparazzi and fans have swarmed the set. Over the weekend, Steel City residents -- including one lucky pair of newlyweds -- got a good look at the camouflage-edition Batmobile that will be featured in the movie.

Michigan police were kind enough to help 53-year-old Tammy Lee Hinton with some gratis portraits on her wedding day. Unfortunately, mugshots probably weren't the sort of photos she had in mind. According to 'The Early Show,' police arrested Hinton last Saturday on a three-year-old warrant for identity theft only moments after her vows.

In this video, a young man at a wedding performs a spirited and solo dance, much to the delight of everyone watching. It's the type thing that will often happen at a wedding, after some cocktails have been consumed. But what makes this spirited solo wedding dance different than most is that at this wedding there was a fountain -- the kind of fountain that will sneak up on a guy when he's paying m

Hot on the heels of New York's landmark decision to legalize gay marriage, web series 'Disappointing Gay Best Friend' is diving headfirst into wedding preparations. In a new installment, Mikala lays out her plans for BFF Tyler's nuptials (a 'Victor Victoria' theme! Masks!), but she's forgotten one very important detail: her titular pal isn't even dating anyone.

As a gossip reporter for The Daily, Hunter Walker gets no shortage of fodder from celebutante Kim Kardashian. So when he heard Kardashian and fiancé Kris Humphries had registered for $65,000 worth of goods for their impending nuptials, he thought it was the perfect opportunity to thank her. Among Kim and Kris' requested presents from Geary's Beverly Hills were, according to Hollywood Life, a $7,85