A couples big day in ruins after the groom having had ‘too many drinks’ argued with the DJ who claimed that the groom had threatened him.

The groom was then taken away in handcuffs by 15 police who carried taser guns and spent his wedding evening in a police cell.

Not only did the police carry tasers, they also had dogs with them as a police helicopter hovered overhead.

The couple who had saved up for many years in order to have the wedding of their dreams, did not expect the groom to be arrested by police carrying a stun gun over a tiff with the DJ for playing Lulu’s ‘Shout’.

Photo sourced from http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4251671/Police-arrest-groom-after-tiff-with-DJ.html 

 Madame Tussauds, the famous wax Museum London famously hosts, has shown the world its latest creation. The duke and duchess of Cornwall have been recreated in wax, mirroring the day that the couple got engaged.

The two wax models have apparently cost £150,00 each to make and the model of Kate includes a replica of the engagement ring that used to belong to the prince’s mother, lady Diana.

The London wax works has expected the couple to be one of its main attractions.

Image sourced from http://blog.visitlondon.com/ 

A piece of the queens wedding cake, found in a filing cabinet has been sold to an antiques dealer who is over the moon with his slice of historic memorabilia.

The cake was given to one of the queen’s and prince Philip’s guards of honour. He was presented with the cake which came inside a box with the letters “EP” and the words “Buckingham Palace 20th November 1947”.

After he died the piece of cake was donated to the Princess Alice Hospice, where it sat in a filing cabinet until a charity worker discovered it whilst archiving in the run up to the hospice’s25th anniversary.

Antique dealer Gordon Watson bought the piece and is said to be very please with his investment!

Photo sourced from:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2121140/Slice-Queens-wedding-cake-discovered-filing-cabinet-sells-1-100.html?ito=feeds-newsxml 

A wedding could finally be on the cards for Brad and Angelina. They are rumoured to be expecting another set of twins, this time boys, in the autumn time.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie already have six children, three biological, five year old Shiloh and twins Knox and Vivienne as well and their three adopted children, ten year old Maddox, eight year old Pax and seven year old Zahara.

They are said to be planning the wedding for this summer and it could be held at the couples French château. 

The 46 year old French actor who has been referred to as “The French Bad Pitt” admitted to a journalist that he had indeed asked the swordfish actress to marry him on a New Year holiday where he proposed on one knee with a beautiful French designed ring, custom made detailing the lucky girls favourite shapes and colours.

Image sourced from http://skyliving.sky.com 

Pregnant Jessica Simpson has followed in Demi Moors footsteps by posing for a naked pregnant magazine shoot. When Demi posed on the front of Vanity Fair in 1991, it sparked a mass of controversy. Now in 2012 Jessica has done the same and appeared on the front cover of Elle magazine while heavily pregnant. In this day and age the controversy that once surrounded Demi has faded significantly with celebrities including Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera, Cindy Crawford and Claudia Schiffer all doing similar shoots since.

Photo sourced from The Hollywood Reporter

Adele appeared on the Brits 2012 wearing what looked to be a very large yellow diamond engagement ring along with a second diamond band ring on, of course her wedding finger.

It is believed that the multiple award winning singing star has been with boyfriend, Simon Konecki since sometime last year and have gone public about the romance at the beginning of the new year 2012.

Picture sourced from: http://www.brits.co.uk/

Like any other sector of the fashion business, trends for wedding shoes will come and go. Though bridal wear is often associated with longstanding traditions and classic styles, it is never truly immune from the workings of the rest of the high fashion machine. The benefit of this, however, is that when you’re shopping for bridal shoes in the UK, you needn’t restrict yourself to bridal wear shops or the haute couture sphere. The high street can provide you with many more affordable alternatives that are likely to be a little more suitable for future wear than those sourced in a bridal store. We’ve been taking closer a look at some of bridal wear’s more affordable shoe designs.

 Ivory Lace Peep Toe Court Shoe from Next (see website for more bridal shoes UK)

The Ivory Knot Trim Ankle Strap Court, currently available from Next.co.uk, is a great choice for those channelling a 1950s vibe in their bridal gown or who simply don’t want to be wearing too high a heel. The strap is detachable allowing you to alter the shoe to perfectly match your requirements and, though it may not have the red carpet kudos of other, stiletto styles, this is likely to be a far more comfortable option.

To remain with Next a moment, if you’d prefer to make more of a high glamour impact then plump for a style like the Ivory Lace Peep Toe Court Shoe (pictured). This is a strong bridal look that works a traditional fabric like lace into a thoroughly modern, and suitably vertiginous design.

Of course, it’s up to you whether you prefer to stick to bridal collections of whether you’d be happy to branch out into the general footwear market and allow yourself more options. If you don’t want high heels and your dress is long enough for it not to matter whether or not you’re wearing white on your feet, then you can start to have fun with colour and texture and simply look at choosing a pair of shoes that will make you feel fab on the day. A glitter-encrusted, seventies design might be a particularly on-trend choice, while a classic silver shoe could see you through plenty of other formal occasions in future, making it more of an investment buy.

It has been announced that from January 2013, the price of getting married in a church is set to rise from £296 to £415. This price is inclusive of the vicar, the use of the church building and the banns.

It is however exclusive of additions such as heating costs, organists, bell ringers and vergers, all of which will be charged out at an additional cost of another £415.

With these rising prices in church wedding ceremonies, will getting married in a church now be limited to those who are rich enough to afford it and what will that then mean for the next generation of newly weds and their ability to marry according to their religion.

We ponder the options for footwear available to male guests at weddings, with our top 3 Men’s Wedding Fashions

For many of those attending a wedding – even if you’re the groom himself – the main concern with appearance and outfit is placed on the bride’s dress. Then second on the list is a concern with your own morning suit, perhaps, then the bridesmaids, then perhaps the pages (if you’re going this far…)

But let’s take a moment and go back to earth. Literally. Take a look at your feet and remember that they are your only body part connecting you, keeping you grounded. When it comes to mens shoes for English weddings, browse the racks of a high street store like Next and don’t let yourself get carried away with other concerns.

Thinking about footwear is your chance to make a smart choice about your own comfort and relaxation. However much fuss and frivolity might be taking place in the social proceedings – and the tailoring (and goodness knows we have seen some very over-ambitious tailoring in our time) – the shoes are the one item that can bring gravity and simple, subtle style. Here are out top 3 trends for men’s wedding shoes:

1. Comfort

It’s a blessing that your footwear is not the main event at a wedding, because you don’t need to spend hours preoccupying yourself with the look, the colour, the coordination. What you should be focused  on – and this goes for members of the wedding party who will be up there ‘on display’ as well as congregation members looking forward to a big night of dancing – is comfort.

1. Patent

You’ll be unlikely to wear patent shoes anywhere else, but they add instant style and panache. Think seriously about wearing your shoes in once or twice before the wedding if they are new – especially for stiff patent leather and lace-up shoes, this can be the difference between having a painful day spend battling your Achilles heel and pinched toes, or feeling relaxed.

1. Italian colour choices

Think simplicity when it comes to colour and wearability. Take a tip from the Italians, who are excellent at making a departure from the usual black on black with a bit of white. Grey suits look excellent with a dark brown – a more sutble, and continental choice, but for our money definitively more stylish and gentle on the eye.

Classy:  Italia French Apron Lace-Up shoes from Next