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Philip & Rita Merner tied the marital knot on July 3, 1999!

Todd and Jaime Nelson (pictured left), both originally from Australia decided to tie the marital knot after four years of dating.

And the very next day Yussuf, supported, as was proper, by every bearer in the place, went forth to tie and untie and retie the marital knots.

The good nuptial news is that Nicolas Sarkozy, president of France, has tied the marital knot with Carla Bruni, the knockout Italian pop singer and model with whom he has been keeping unabashed company.

"Usually they're East Side rentals," said John A. Vassallo, a matrimonial lawyer at Franklin, Weinrib, Rudell & Vassallo, who often sees the arrangements surface during the unthreading of the marital knot.

And our enigmatic Gallic allies have other, less heralded paradoxes to add to the mix, such as this one, noted by Ollivier: Fewer than half of all French women tie the marital knot, yet they're more likely to sustain long-term relationships than Americans, who cherish their notion of happily-ever-after.

The custom of tying marriage knots among the Persians was an ancient custom.

The marriage knot.

When I left, Beu was dabbing at her eyes with the crumpled corner of her skirt that had been our marriage knot.

So those two starts cheating Jayachitra and Meena, After Meena-Sathyaraj marriage knot, truth comes to the light.

The ends of their garments (the bridegroom's scarf and upper garment of the bride) are tied together by the priest (signifying marriage knot).

"You must grow your hair for the marriage knot," Yunsan warned me one day, with the ghost of a twinkle in his austere eyes, more nearly facetious and human than I had ever beheld him.

A 1910 state law vested mayors with the authority to tie the marriage knot, and just two mayors of major cities, Newark and Passaic, have refused to perform marriages and left the task to municipal judges.

Any Bard or bardling worth his salt knew at least a handful of songs about such places and such walks, after which the parties were as closely bound as if the words had been spoken over them and the marriage knot firmly tied.

Family relationships based on blood or marriage ties are also covered.

She said, "I feel very strongly about the marriage tie."

His greatest desire is to start over with a new life, a full bank account, and no marriage tying him down.

This marriage tied him closely to the royal party.

If she had maintenance, a breach of the marriage tie was adultery.

“The passage about marriage ties in with women’s struggle for accomplishment.

Cutting the marriage ties with Dad - changing her identity - would be an upheaval.

The records gave us addresses, telephone numbers, marriage ties.

The two tribes were closely related by marriage ties. '

He later wrote,Circumstances led me into the interior of a family unsanctified by the marriage ties.

Even today other tribes continue to veto marriage ties with the al-Sayyids.

As this tribe grew, consolidating it through marriage ties was politically prudent.

This is a political system based on descent groups and the kinship and marriage ties that link them.

These groups are based on kinship and marriage ties or on formal agreements of cooperation.

The group also had an unusual degree of freedom to move over their neighbours' land, possibly due to kinship and marriage ties with neighbouring groups.

My father is tenant and vassal to him, they've always been good friends, and there's a marriage tie, a while back now.

Zamoyski, in turn, was one of Poland's chief political and military leaders, and their marriage tied him even more closely to his king's side.

Marriage tied to longer survival after heart bypass

Perhaps now is the time to think about renewing our relationship through marriage ties, a Roman way to show the world that we are in communion.

"They've got family ties and marriage ties and a culture deeply rooted in their faith."

The marriage tie, whatever it may be, does not appear to be indissoluble; for separations occasionally happen.

The crew may increase in size by recruiting more Sicilians ("Zips") who share blood and marriage ties with him.

The marriage tied him to two of Vermont's most prominent families, the Brainerds and the Smiths.

If you are wise, you people in the Domains will welcome the Ridenow and bind them to your own daughters with marriage ties!

By the law of nature, the marriage tie is not indissoluble, and in many cases divorce properly so called may be decreed by the civil authority.