e Mary Todd on the eve of their nuptials in 1841.
According to RadarOnline, the couple exchanged nuptials in their home in Franklin, Tennessee - contrary to initial speculation that they were planning to wed in Liam's native Australia.
Numerous people on social media have been responding to the news of the couple's alleged nuptials.
In one of her Instagram captions, Beth plugged the team who had helped put together her nuptials, including wedding planner Angel Swanson.
" This messy tradition is just the latest evolution of the wedding cake's role in nuptials.
But the news reportedly infuriated members of her family, who were said to be anticipating joining the chart-topping singer for summer nuptials.
The proposal, should it become law, would require families that shell out more than 500,000 rupees ($7500) on nuptials to donate 10% of the money spent to a special government fund.
While arranged marriages have largely faded in China, parents remain deeply involved in the nuptials of their offspring, chasing down leads on potential suitors and hounding their children during holiday visits about marriage plans.
Over the years, I've noticed as friends compared stories about their nuptials, how many of them met on blind dates.
They were married on May 19, 2012 in a quiet ceremony in their backyard and they announced their nuptials - like their pregnancy - with a post on Facebook.
Yet the groom spends just six days preparing for the same nuptials - a sixth of the time spent by the bride.
That of the youngest was marked by all the magnificence that was customary at the marriage of the Shah of Persia, while the festivities attending the nuptials of the Sultan's baker and his chief cook were only such as were suitable to their conditions.
Shortly after the nuptials, the Eagle said: "Fly off, and bring me back the ostrich you promised me.
They were not to be married at the church at Bex, nor at the miller's house; Babette's godmother wished the nuptials to be solemnized at Montreux, in the pretty little church in that town.
