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(Posted on: May 10, 2009)
Enchanted star Amy Adams is determined to keep her upcoming wedding as low-key as possible. She wants to elope with fiance Darren Le Gallo and wed in secret.
The couple became engaged last summer after Le Gallo proposed during a night out in New York.
And although they haven’t set a date for the wedding, Adams, 34, insists she won’t be throwing a star-studded party to celebrate her nuptials.
She says, “After Enchanted the idea of being in a big, white dress is not as exciting as one would think. I have a feeling that one day we will wake up and decide to get married and we’ll just go off and do it. Actually I would like a wedding that was just over. Isn’t that unromantic?
“There is so much emphasis on having the perfect wedding and I think that’s great if it’s something you have fantasized about your whole life, but that’s never been my fantasy.”
An Alton couple is hoping to win a $60,000 wedding of their dreams.
Kim Charlton, 24, and Jeff Dondanville, 25, are vying for Lou Fusz Automotive Network’s Dream Wedding Giveaway, one of 360 couples hoping to win a package that includes $15,000 toward the purchase of a new car at Lou Fusz Automotive and other prizes by sponsoring businesses.
The couple has dated for the past five years and was engaged on Dec. 19, 2008, at the St. Louis Zoo. The couple is planning an Oct. 24 wedding.
Charlton works as a teaching assistant at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and she is finishing her master’s degree in speech communications.
Dondanville is employed as a file clerk for Heyl and Royster Law Firm in Edwardsville and will working on his master’s degree beginning in the fall.
Charlton’s twin sister, Angel Adams, and the maid of honor, said the couple entered the contest hoping to alleviate the wedding costs because they are also preparing for their first child.
“Kim and Jeff are paying for their wedding almost completely on their own,” Adams said. “They are both working full time, attending school as well as preparing to be parents. They’ve been through a lot together and have the biggest hearts of anyone I know and are deserving of this.”
The couple is expecting a daughter, who they plan on naming McKenna, and want to include her in the big day.
Adams said that she and her sister’s father doesn’t have the extra funds to contribute toward the cost of the wedding and their mother is battling terminal cancer so it’s been a somber time. If they were to win it would be a boost for everyone in the family, she said.
Visit www.loufuszgiveaway.com to vote. The voting deadline is May 31.
Send a request for an announcement form, along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope, to Weddings and Engagements Desk, Journal Inquirer, 306 Progress Drive, Box 510, Manchester, CT 06045-0510. The charge is $49 for standard wedding and engagement announcements, with or without photographs. Announcements appear Friday.
WeddingMuseum.com, a leading source for wedding music suggestions, now offers a free wedding music ebook for its members. The 66 page eBook can be viewed, downloaded and printed directly on your computer. Find song suggestions for the wedding ceremony and reception. Song lists include formal dance song suggestions and many “best of” lists.
Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) May 12, 2009 — WeddingMuseum.com recently announced the release of Wedding Music eBook Version 1.0. The sixty-six page pdf file is available for free to all WeddingMuseum.com members. There is also no fee to join WeddingMuseum.com. Members can view the wedding music ebook in their browser with the option to print and download the file.
The Wedding Music eBook offers songs suggestions for a wedding ceremony. Songs for the ceremony include processional and recessional songs. Song suggestions for formal dances at a wedding reception include first dance songs, father/daughter dance songs, mother/son dance songs, bridal party songs and in-law dance songs. Wedding reception event songs include grand entrance songs, cake cutting songs, bouquet toss songs, garter removal/toss/placement songs, and last dance songs.
In addition, the Wedding Music eBook offers song suggestions from many types of music including “best of” country, rock, jazz, polka, r&b, dance. reggae, swing and more. The ebook also includes “best of” era songs from the sixties through the nineties. With a compilation of approximately 1,000 songs, members get a wide variety of music without being overwhelmed with hundreds upon thousands of songs to sift through.
For more information about the Wedding Music eBook, contact Matt Campbell or visit the Wedding Music eBook web page. WeddingMuseum.com also lists all the songs in the ebook on the web site with options to view lyrics, and listen and buy songs on iTunes and Amazon. To see an interactive list of all wedding music suggestions visit Wedding Songs.
WeddingMuseum.com, which started in July 2003, is an online wedding planning web site, offering personalized wedding web pages, planning tools and ideas, including music suggestions and vendor listings. Matt Campbell is the Webmaster of WeddingMuseum.com and has 10 years experience as a mobile DJ.