T-minus 29 days and counting. Florida's social event of the year hits the Tampa Bay area the evening of Dec. 12, when Gov. Charlie Crist ties the knot with fiancee Carole Rome in St. Petersburg. ...more

November 13, 2008

Florida's social event of the year hits the Tampa Bay area the evening of Dec. 12, when Gov. Charlie Crist ties the knot with fiancée Carole Rome in St. Petersburg. ...more

November 12, 2008

Lest anyone forget Jeff Tsao's and Christine Chung's wedding date, the Los Angeles-area couple stamped a logo with three interlocking eights across posters, T-shirts and party favors made especially for the affair. ...more

August 8, 2008

Butt bows and puffy sleeves and sea-foam green capelets. ...more

January 21, 2008

Nov. 15, 1997 was a special day our family will long remember. With the words, "I do," our youngest daughter and the love of her life became man and wife –– a brand new family of two ready to step out on their own. At the reception, the groom danced with his mother to the song she requested. It was "I'll Be Home for Christmas." His birthday is Dec. 24. There wasn't a dry eye in the room. Photos of the day can still be found throughout our home nearly 10 years after the event. They now share space with photos of the two children who eventually made them a family of four. As our daughter and son-in-law prepare to celebrate their 10th Anniversary, we find ourselves naturally thinking back on their wedding day. We recall dancing together to "New York! New York!" and Bill dancing with Lyn's Mom to "Chicago, My Kind of Town." Ah, yes, all wonderful memories to treasure. And then, there's the memory of a somewhat unusual incident that's lasted in a most unique way. Minutes before our daughter was to toss her cascading bouquet of roses and ivy into the eager arms of one of her bridesmaids, Lyn retrieved a small scissors from her purse. She quietly proceeded to snip off many long strands of the green ivy. The bride, her grandmother, and father looked on in wonder. Lyn merely said, "Trust me." ...more

November 2, 2007