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Gather ye rosebuds while ye may
Women, celebrate achievements besides those of marrying and having babies
Undercover at the wedding of the century – Part 2
How it went avo-shaped: Shaun de Vaal continues to detail his exploits as a spy in the recent big bash in Turkey.
Undercover at the wedding of the century
We’ve all heard about the big Turkey wedding involving a certain Indian family. Our spy sneaks into the chaos.
Fake weddings: More fun than the real thing
Guests get all of the fun of a big party with none of the commitment.
We are sorry, say the Guptas
The Guptas have apologised for all the incidents reported surrounding the Sun City wedding of Vega Gupta to India-born Aaskash Jahajgarhia.
Police posse arrested for allegedly escorting Gupta guests
Nine officers have been arrested after they allegedly formed part of a security complement that escorted wedding guests, says a police officer.
What would you spend on a wedding?
Would you pay three months' salary or tell your kids to take out a loan?
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