Disabled couple wedding

• Defying the odds, Nicole Brobeck and Curtis Braxton have found their happily-ever-after. Last week, the disabled couple from California enjoyed a fairy-tale wedding thanks to the generosity of strangers, TODAY reports.
(Huffington Post)
• Nicole Brobeck has loved fairy tales for as long as she can remember, and she's overjoyed that hers has finally come true. Her life, though, has been anything but storybook.
(HappyNews.com)
• At a tea party held for the royals in the south-east London borough, the Queen met couples celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary in the same tree and met young riders from Riding for the Disabled.
(Daily Mail)
• It is important to give opportunities to disabled people because there is heard suggesting to the guests. A Spanish couple, who wanted to do something special and different on their first wedding anniversary, came to eat.
(Toronto Sun)
• No. Mrs Brooks was also insistent that Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah had given The Sun permission to publish a story about the couples disabled son - a claim the Browns later refuted.
(Sky.com)
• I gained and lost several stone over the 12 years that followed before our wedding in I was considered disabled But in the evenings I'd polish off a packet of biscuits with a cup of tea. Before going out for dinner I'd eat a couple of sandwiches.
(Daily Mail)
• Two people pushing a disabled car out cap and gown will lead to a wedding gown for one college graduate. An eager suitor proposes to his girl at her graduation ceremony. Jeanne Moos talked with the kissing couple.
(WFMZ-TV Online)
• TRAVERSE CITY — On their wedding anniversary Dale Casto gives his wife The procedure is set for May 14, the couples 35th anniversary, at Saint Marys Health Care in Grand Rapids.
(Traverse City Record-Eagle)
• Yesterday, she says, she sold her wedding ring. Now theres nothing left Hes like the favourite uncle you always wish you had, Linda confides later.
(The Canberra Times)
• The couple had three sons, Martin, who died in a car crash in 1971, Keith and Clive. Mr Gardner had the first of nine heart attacks in 1963. Told to take it easy, he launched The Kettle Boils tea shop in Moreton.
(This is Gloucestershire)