American rapper Pusha T, who made headlines this year for his clash with Drake, has tied the knot with longtime partner Virginia Williams.
The wedding took place on Saturday, July 21, 2018, at the historic Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach, and it was attended by famous friends.
Close friend of the groom Pharrell Williams served as his Best Man, while Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West, as well as other guests including Trey Songz, were in attendance to celebrate with the couple.
Nicole Kaspar has walked many runways during her career as a model, but she’ll certainly never forget her boyfriend popping the question in the midst of one very special fashion show.
Last weekend, the Texan-born beauty closed Wtoo by Watters’ Spring 2019 show during New York Bridal Fashion Week, and probably didn’t anticipate being surprised with the life-changing question by her boyfriend Chad Stapleton. Instructed to walk down the catwalk a second time under the premise that more photos needed to be taken of her dress, she found instead her partner of two years waiting.
Nicole Kaspar was shocked to find boyfriend Chris Stapleton at the end of the runway. (Lisa Silva Photography)
“Nicole, I’ve wanted to do this for a long time, and I wanted the moment to be as special as you are to me,” Stapleton says in the now-viral clip, Huffington Post reports. “And I figured, what better way to do this than on a runway, doing what you love.”
Stapleton launched into a speech about how much Kaspar means to him. Kaspar says yes when he formally asked for her hand in marriage, and the two embraced to the delight of the crowd.
“We met in Las Vegas through mutual friends," Kaspar told The Knot of meeting Stapleton, who works as a dentist. "My tooth had cracked and part of it fell out, and so at lunch they were asking Chad to look at it,” Kaspar told The Knot of their first meeting. “I was so embarrassed because he was so cute.”
She said yes! (Lisa Silva Photography)
“He wrote me on Instagram while I was living in Paris,” the bride-to-be further divulged, “and we went on our first date the day I came back. The rest is history.”
Flooded with well wishes and support in the days since, the lovebirds now look forward to tying the knot.
“All I can say is WOW!!! I’M ENGAGED to the love of my life. Thank you for making my every dream come true." (Lisa Silva Photography)
“All I can say is WOW!!! I’M ENGAGED to the love of my life. Thank you for making my every dream come true @thefittestdentist and I cannot wait to spend forever together. A very special thank you to @watters for helping Chad make this day so phenomenal,” the bride-to-be wrote on Instagram.
And when her wedding day finally arrives, Kaspar says she’s sure she’ll sport a dress by Watters.
"I wouldn't be caught dead in anything else," she told Inside Edition
When it comes to rocking African attires, Oyinbo men and women always enjoy stepping out in them irrespective of how it will look on them.
Such was the case of this young man who was recently spotted in Nigeria rocking a blue traditional attire. He dressed that way so as to honor his wife’s tradition.
The foreigner and recently tied the knot with his Igbo bride and had no choice than to look charming in her traditional outfit.
This man did not come to slay alone in Nigeria but in the company of some friends and family members. They also rocked the blue traditional attire and joined him in the native dance moves.
The groom could be seen rocking a blue male blouse and trouser with matching agbada. He was also seen in with a walking stick, white beads in his neck and an animal skin cap to compliment his look.
He and his friends will not forget this in a hurry.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have booked the best wedding singers possible: Spice Girls. Mel B hinted that the iconic girl group is taking the stage for the royal wedding reception during an appearance on The Real today.
When asked if she knew anyone attending the ceremony, Mel answered, "I’m going," and added that all "five Spice Girls" (Victoria Beckham, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisolm, and herself) were invited.
"Why am I so honest?" Mel said after making the big reveal.
Then, Loni Love brought up a very important question: Will the Spice Girls be performing at the reception?
To that, Mel looked down and threw her talking cards in the air in defeat. She basically gave it away, and the audience screamed in response.
"I need to go. I'm gonna be fired," Mel B said after realizing she'd said too much.
It was just reported earlier this month that the girl group was reuniting for a few mysterious upcoming projects, including a tour in the late summer of 2018. It looks like they’ll be stopping by Harry and Meghan’s wedding on May 19 before hitting the road.
The engaged couple is slated to have two receptions following their nuptials at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, with one following the ceremony during the day and a private celebration at night hosted by Prince Charles. We wonder which group of guests will be treated to a Spice Girls performance.
It was previously reported that their fellow Brit singer, Ed Sheeran, was asked to perform “a few songs” at the couple’s ceremony. The crooner hasn’t commented or confirmed whether he’ll be doing so, but he’s previously expressed interest in singing at the wedding—if he was invited.
A BRIDE'S wedding day turned into an absolute nightmare when she had a shock allergic reaction to wild flowers which she picked for her bouquet.
Christine Jo Miller accidentally poisoned herself with snow-on-the-mountains and was temporarily blinded because her eyes were so swollen.
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Dressed in her full bridal gown, Christine Jo Miller gets an injection in hospital after having an allergic reaction to wild flowers
Daily Mail.com reported the 23-year-old thought it would be romantic to pick the flowers outside her family's property in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.
Little did she realise that snow-on-the mountains can cause a reaction similar to poison ivy and she woke up the next day with her face covered in a nasty rash from the sap residue.
She told Inside Edition: "I was the scariest looking person at my wedding.
"I was in so much pain, nobody knew what to do."
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The wild flowers, snow-on-the-mountains, left her with a nasty rash on her wedding day
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After getting married, the couple headed for the hospital because Christine felt like she was 'nearly dying'
Christine's day got even worse when she arrived at hospital to find the emergency room closed.
Incredibly, she braved the pain to walk down the aisle to marry husband-to-be Jon.
But the newlyweds then planned to miss their own wedding reception because her "eyes were constantly watering and she just looked miserable", according to Jon, 24.
Christine said: "I thought I was dying at that point."
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Despite the misfortune on their wedding, the young couple are said to have grown even closer
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The wildflower snow-on-the-mountains can be as dangerous as poison ivy
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Newlyweds Christine Jo Miller and Jon, suffered a nightmare on their wedding day
She headed for the hospital where medics gave her eye drops, pain medication and a steroid shot.
A picture posted on Instagram shows her getting a "shot in the butt" at the hospital while wearing her full bridal gown.
Three hours later, Christine arrived at the reception but still wasn't able to eat or drink.
By this time she swapped the wedding dress for a hastily bought t-shirt which read "bride".
“I didn’t wear my dress into the reception mainly because I went fully blind and had been tripping over it since I couldn’t see where I was walking,” she said.
A week later after the swelling went down, the photographer arranged a surprise wedding reception.
This time she picked a hyoallergenic bouquet.
The couple had been together for five years before getting married in September.
Christine said that the experience has brought the couple even closer together.
I didn’t need a stranger though. I had real friends. But, it turned out, some of them just weren’t who I thought they’d be when it came to supporting me before and on my wedding day.
The day before my wedding, my friend from college, Henry*, traveled eight hours on a bus to surprise me. My cousin was with me in spirit all summer, listening to my every wedding-related complaint. My only bridesmaid besides my maid of honor, Cassie, came all the way from Atlanta, even though it meant leaving her sick mother in hospice. Even my mom, with whom I have a rocky relationship, was there for me on my big day.
In retrospect, I wish I had appreciated these people more, instead of focusing all my attention on my maid of honor, Kaitlin*.
Kaitlin and I had met three years earlier, when she’d been a student in a writing class I taught. She was charismatic and intelligent. I liked her writing and appreciated the comments she made in class discussion. Our friendship solidified during our walks together to the train after class. We bonded over stories about the losers we’d dated in the past, men we blamed for wasting our time. Kaitlin and I were a lot alike.
When I look back now, it’s easy to see that she was never that great a friend. Sure, when we’d both been single, we’d related. But after I got together with my now-husband, Andrew, our conversations—when they happened—became dominated by Kaitlin’s latest drama. Kaitlin had a warped point of view when it came to relationships. I began to notice the way she always blamed the men involved in her stories when, really, she was clearly at fault. Kaitlin also had a habit of making plans and not showing up. There was always an excuse: She was stuck at work, her car broke down, she wasn’t feeling well, something came up...She’d text three hours after she was supposed to have been there, "Babe, are you upset at me? LOL, don’t be mad!!"
After Andrew proposed, Kaitlin grew distant. When she and I talked, we avoided discussing the wedding. I felt sorry for her—I was getting exactly what we both wanted, but her life hadn’t changed at all. Still, there was no question that Kaitlin would be my maid of honor. After all, she was my best friend—she had been there through my last breakup, as well as when Andrew and I first met. She had witnessed the start of our relationship. And she wasn’t just my friend, I thought, but Andrew’s also.
But as I started planning my wedding, Kaitlin grew increasingly detached. When I asked her to come decorate cupcakes for the engagement party, she said she was busy. She showed little interest in helping me pick out my dress. It was typical Kaitlin behavior, but it hurt more now that I needed her. She wasn’t just my best friend anymore; she was my maid of honor. With that honor, I thought, came responsibility. I had the unrealistic hope that Kaitlin would eventually step up.
At my engagement party, Kaitlin appeared anxious and out of place. Three-quarters of the way through the night, she disappeared. She snuck off to one of the upstairs bedrooms, where she said she’d been reading a book. That was just a precursor of what was to come.
A day or two before our big day, Andrew and I wrote Kaitlin out of helping with the logistics of the wedding. She still had a part to read during the ceremony, but other than that, we reassigned her responsibilities to others. It wasn’t a punishment so much as out of fear she wouldn’t show up.
She was there at the wedding—at least for some of it. Throughout the day, Kaitlin disappeared at inopportune moments. When it was time to take pictures or when we sat down to eat, she was nowhere to be found. She wore enormous Beats headphones at the dinner table. I’d never seen this sort of behavior from her before.
It was weird, and somewhat disturbing. But at that point, nothing surprised me. Other people raised eyebrows, but no one wanted to be rude and comment. And she offered no explanation for her behavior. By then, I didn’t have time or energy to ask ,I just tried to ignore her and enjoy my day anyway. Near the end of the reception—as my other bridesmaid, Cassie, was making her toast—Kaitlin had the nerve to confront me. "Why was I not asked to make a toast?" she demanded to know. It wasn’t worth explaining—not then, not ever. I’d had enough. I told her, "Just let it go."
Sometime after that, as the cake was being cut, Kaitlin left—with my cell phone and the key to our honeymoon suite in her purse. My husband and I spent the last hour of our wedding trying to track her down. By midnight, when she still hadn’t returned any of our calls, I was seriously worried. I was afraid that something terrible had happened; I worried, perhaps irrationally, that she’d hurt herself.
We found out later that Kaitlin had gone back uptown to meet up with one of the guys she was seeing. Cassie—who was staying at her apartment—walked in to find some guy fingering Kaitlin on the couch.
Karen retrieved my phone for me. Kaitlin dropped the key off to the hotel in the morning. She and I haven’t talked since. Two months later, I’ve thought of reaching out. After all, she had once been my best friend. She’s in all my wedding photos! I wanted closure. The whole situation felt so weird and still doesn’t sit right.
Then I thought better of it. I hear it’s not unusual for brides to lose friends after the wedding—and maybe that’s OK. Not all friendships, I’ve learned, are worth hanging on to.
Reaffirming their love! Kim Zolciak and husband Kroy Biermann renewed their wedding vows in a beachside ceremony this past weekend.
The Don’t Be Tardy star, 38, shared several Instagram photos on Sunday, May 14, of herself in a long, flowing, white gown with a big bow in the back. In one photo, she holds hands with the 31-year-old NFL player, who sports a tan suit, as they stroll down the beach. “Life is but a dream,” she captioned the photo.
In another snap, Zolciak and Biermann wade into the water in their fancy attire. “I’d go to to the end of the earth for you,” the Real Housewives of Atlanta star wrote.
The rest of the family was in attendance, too. Brielle, 20, Ariana, 15, (Zolciak’s daughters from a previous relationship that Biermann adopted) and the couple’s daughter Kaia, 3, looked gorgeous in white bridal dresses, while their sons Kroy Jr., 5, Kash, 4, and Kane, 3, rocked matching white shirts, striped shorts, suspenders and pink bow ties. The whole Biermann clan posed for a photo holding hands on the beach. “I am the LUCKIEST wife/mother on this planet!” Zolciak wrote. “I never will ever take my family for granted! God is so good!”
Once the ceremony was over, the Bravo-lebrity stripped down for the cameras. The athlete shared a photo of his wife topless wearing only a white skirt in the ocean. “My wife,” he captioned the pic, adding a heart-eyed emoji.
The couple, who tied the knot in November 2011, previously announced in a Daily Dish video in March that they were planning a vow renewal ceremony. “I asked Kroy to, I guess, renew our vows. I don’t know if I asked you or I told him or something,” Zolciak said, while Biermann chimed in, “She told me she had planned this whole big thing to renew our vows.”
