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|Commissioner's Honor Roll
Acknowledging all participants, the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll is an inclusive honor for all sports sponsored by the membership of the league. The Honor Roll is recorded and released each semester and recognizes those student-athletes who registered a 3.0 or better grade point average the previous semester.
Submitted through the Directors of Student-Athlete Support Services at each institution, those honored are not necessarily the stars on the field and court but those who participate on the team. They include the letterwinners and non-letterwinners and recognize every student-athlete who has excelled in the classroom.
More than 2,000 Big 12 student-athletes are named to the Commissioner's Honor Rolls at the end of each of semester.
|Academic All-Big 12 Teams
Recognizing those student-athletes who excel in the classroom and on the field and court, the Big 12 has academic all-conference teams for all sports.
Nominated by the Directors of Student-Athlete Support Services and the Athletic Media Relations Directors, members of the all-academic teams have posted at least a 3.00 grade point average either cumulative or the previous two semesters and are regulars (i.e. letterwinners) on his or her respective team. First-team honorees are regulars who have at least a 3.20 GPA.
Last year, a few academic teams in the Big 12 exceeded 100 student-athletes recognized by the conference. In addition, student-athletes have gained recognition by being named to Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America teams.
|Phillips 66 Classroom Champions
As Phillips 66 Big 12 Classroom Champions, the conference recognizes 30 student-athletes per school who have excelled in competition and in the classroom. Chosen through the Big 12 membership, those honored are recognized throughout the year on the Big 12 telecasts, FSN and ESPN Regional Television.
|Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award
The Conference's highest academic honor, the award is in memory of Lage, who served as the Oklahoma State faculty athletics representative with the NCAA and the Big Eight/Big 12 Conference from 1983 until his death in 2007. He was the chairman on three occasions, in 1985-86, 1993-94 and most recently in 2003-04.
In order to be eligible for the accolade, student-athletes must have lettered at least once in their career while maintaining residence at their institution for at least one academic year. The honoree, which can only be recognized once, should have 100 hours of earned credit with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.80 at the time of the nomination.
The award began in 2011 with recipients announced each March and recognized at the Phillips 66 Big 12 men's & women's basketball championships.
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Additional funding prior to the 2002-03 selection process allowed each school to name two outstanding scholars to the annual list of honorees. Conference officers also voted to name the postgraduate scholarship program awards after longtime Big 12 and Big Eight Conference Associate Commissioner and student services' pioneer Dr. Prentice Gautt in 2004. Dr. Gautt passed away on March 17, 2005.
The all-time group has solid representation of scholars throughout the 21 sponsored Big 12 sports and has provided $2,105,600 through the 2011-12 academic year for much-needed financial aid. Three faculty representatives, one senior woman administrator and one director of athletics form the selection group for the prestigious awards, which help the students to continue their formal education. Since its inception the Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarship program has produced over a dozen physicians, several attorneys for the underprivileged, college professors, Peace Corps volunteers and positions of national prominence.
Criteria for these awards include a cumulative grade point average of 3.500 on a 4.0 scale, participation in at least two years of intercollegiate athletics at the scholar-athlete's respective institution. The scholar-athletes also must graduate from their respective member institutions within 15 months of their selection as postgraduate scholarship recipients and are expected to enroll in graduate/professional schools within 15 months after they graduate.
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Originally Posted by Macallanlover: How are we under estimating them? They struggled with Texas A&M, Bowling Green, and TN. OK, they came from behind in thise games and shutout Kentucky. Not saying they cannot beat LSU but they haven't played a tough schedule and no one knows how Driskell will do against a real defense. He couldn't even win the QB job in Spring or Summer practice, why should we think he can handle an LSU caliber defense. They have home field, period, all other factors seem to favor the Tigahs. Should be a fun game to watch.
Thank you, my thoughts exactly. Seeing a ton of love around here for Florida. Funny cause people loved LSU before the season and hated UF. Now LSU sleepwalks through their cupcakes and people think their frauds. UF has a couple of decent wins against lower teir SEC teams and now they are world beaters. Will def be a fun game to watch.
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The legendary George Jones became a member of the Grand Ole Opry nearly 60 years ago--and on Thursday morning, he visited the beloved country institution one last time as friends, family, fellow musicians, and hundreds of fans laid him to rest in an all-star memorial.
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Bush remembered presenting Jones with the Kennedy Center Honor in 2008, an annual award given to artists recognizing their contributions to American culture. She also fondly recalled the many times she and her husband would listen to Jones's music together.
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Charlie Daniels delivered a passionate speech in which he praised Jones for his individuality "in this age of follow-the-leader, cookie-cutter sameness." He termed Jones the "quintessential blue-collar voice."
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Brad Paisley urged young music fans who may not be aware of Jones to discover him now. "He is an inspiration," he noted of the singer, who battled substance abuse much of his life. "If he can live to 81, we can all fight against the things that bring us down."
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Bob, who was kind enough to provide us with a post about Toei owner's meeting in Japan, just got a new frame. He sent a few photos of this lovely bike that I had to share. He writes:
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Bob, who was kind enough to provide us with a post about Toei owner's meeting in Japan, just got a new frame. He sent a few photos of this lovely bike that I had to share. He writes:
What a nice understated bike this is,
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nice pic...
God. I love this bike. The color is stunning. Is it pearl, or is that a photo illusion?
Such a pretty bike -- well proportioned and well outfitted.
I don't like the stem.
yeah i always hate well made steel stems with custom bell mounts. ugly and flimsy. why use one of those when you could use a taiwanese made carbon stem with italian brand sticker on it? i mean, who wants their stem to last more than a season? who wants to spend 200 bucks on something that will last? sounds pretty foolish to me. gimme plastic and flashy graphics any day.
next time justify yourself pierre. saying you dont like something is like saying you dont like a painting. why dont you like it? are you riding something more dope than a handmade brazed stem?
opinions are awesome, if they have substance.
Many very good Bicycle products come out of Taiwan. I was unaware that some of them claim to be italian made. Carbon fiber is ok , but it tends to snap upon impact. I agree Johnson that 200 dollars is a lot to part for a part that does not tend to break--I have spent as little as 24.95 for a stem ( as stems tend to last by nature of their function)
Wow, "johnson," way to be a giant assbag. Nobody has to justify their opinions to you. Pierre doesn't like the stem, that's fine. Maybe he likes a smoother profile like a Nitto or a cheaper SR.
You don't have to jump down the dude's throat assuming he likes some abominable (in your mind) version of the bicycle just because he might not like one aspect of a bike posted on a blog.
This bike is absolutely perfect in my mind. I draw bicycles as a hobby, and when I drew my ideal bicycle recently, it looked nearly identical to this.
On a side note, does anyone still make a bottle-style generator that runs on the rim like this one? It would be an added bonus if it also happened to look nice, although I don't see that happening in this day and age.
Pretty bike! Always fun to see such nice French parts being fitted to new bikes.
"who wants to spend 200 bucks on something that will last? sounds pretty foolish to me."
Especially when you can get a stem that is just as strong for 1/4 that price!
People have different tastes in bikes. I know racers who think paying top dollar for old Simplex stuff is the dumbest thing in the world. I think spending $1500 on wheels is pretty dumb. If Pierre doesn't like the stem he doesn't like it and doesn't have to justify it to you or anyone else. That's the beauty of our hobby. It's diverse and people have different tastes. There is no right or wrong when it comes to that.
I love the stem. Like anything else, it takes a subtle and learned eye to pick up the gracefulness of a fillet joint, and acknowledge the movement of hand that is required to make something so graceful.
Yes, there's plenty of Taiwan TIG welded stems out there, but this is truly not in that league. It's fairly east to distinguish between the 2, at least from 15 feet away or closer.
I don't think jumping down a detractors throat is necessary though. A simple, why? would probably suffice. A diatribe generally does not produce a meaningful dialogue.
So, I'll ask Pierre:
Why? what's the thought or emotional process behind your elegant and hemmingway-esque opinion? Do tell.....
And VO sells those old skool bottle dynamos:
Without meaning to attack your position, you never did really say why you didn't like the stem. I really am curious.
Personally I think it is beautifully executed and fits the spirit of the bike perfectly. I realize that you could buy one cheaper that functions as well, but that could be said of every component on this bike. I don't think either cost or practicality were limiters.
Very nice bike! I have a question about bottle generators though. I ran both the bottle style & under the bottom bracket mount style many years ago on my commuter, and was quite frankly happy to see them disappear when good quality rechargable batteries & halogen and later LED lights became available. Is it just the look, or have they substantially improved over the last 20 years? (I hated the extra drag, as well as the fact that they went dark when I stopped) Just a question for the forum!
I like the stem. However, looking at the chainring, looks like bike probably hasn't ever even been ridden around the block.
Are we building a culture of hangar queens? I love retro, but not as a museum piece behind velvet ropes. The bike would look a lot cooler to me if it looked like it has been ridden (more than once) or might be ridden in the future.
I don't like the stem, either.
The acme of restraint and proportion.
Love the internal cable routing.
Just kidding! Bob, I wonder if you could tell us about the experience of buying this bike. I'd like to order one for my wife, possibly next time we're in Japan. She's fluent (in Japanese, though not in Bike), so that should make the process easier.
Beautiful bicycle. And stem.
pretty. how does it ride? Lateraly stiff, yet verticaly compliant?
m burdge
I appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into a fillet brazed stems, but I will never see the point of them. If you want a lugged stem that's one thing, but fillet brazing recreates the smooth lines of well-finished forged aluminum without the pesky weight savings, reasonable cost, and lack of remorse when you realize you really needed a 110 instead of a 100. I could be convinced of the need for one if a builder wanted to do a fillet stem to match a fillet bike, but other than that they always strike me as proof that just because you can doesn't mean you should. Nice bike overall, though.
Tyre-contact dynamos have the major drawback of slipping when it's wet. Hub dynamos are where it's at these days - if money is no object, the Schmidt is considered the best but Shimano and others make decent ones, from cheap (EUR30) to quite nice (EUR70). Of course, you have to build a new front wheel too. Also, decent dynamo lights these days have capacitors which charge up as you ride to give a few minutes of light when you stop - some of the lights VO sells have this feature. Cheapest prices for hub dynamos are probably at German web-shops, eg rose.de.
I know that VO sells bottle generators; I just ordered one for my commuter. What I wold like to see is a new bottle generator that is beautiful chrome like the one pictured. Also, it seems all the new ones I have seen are designed to run on the tire instead of the rim. This is fine on a bike with burly tires, but I'd rather not have that on a set of fairly light, expensive tires that don't seem to be designed for it. Of course I'd love a Schmidt hub, but they are quite pricey to say the least!
Stem fight! grrrr.....
enough stem and genrator talk--how about that white wall behind the bike? If this lovely bike was mine, I would have at least ridden it to a nearby park, or neighbour's yard or something, for photos. Small point, though. Nice bike, if the biggest complaint is about a stem
You know, I've always wondered how the Toeis run the dynamo off the rim. No way it wouldn't slip. It looks better, and saves the tire I suppose, but I doubt very very much if it would work in weather that's even slightly damp.
I for one LOVE the stem. I ordered one a lot like it for my VO randonneuse that's hopefully happening before the turn of the millenium ...
Are you getting a stem from Johnny? I saw a few at the Cirque, and I immediately started saving my pennies.
Shiny dynamos. These are nice dynamos (I used to use one) but no better than other tyre-driven ones for slippage. I'd never considered running one off the rim before but it might actually be better in the wet - when the light starts to flicker, lightly applying the brakes should dry the rim off.
I too absolutely love those stems. And I too have on on order for my VO frame, should it ever be made.
The shape is actually quite unlike the aluminum stems. There's something very elegant about "up and then back down again" elbow section of the Singer-style fillet brazed stems.
Also: I think these stems look best with little quill showing. Yet another reason I've ordered my VO Randonneur "tall"!
Hello All,
I am Bob, the owner of this bike.
To the individual who is concerned this is a hangar queen, rest assured it is and will be ridden. These photographs were taken the day after it was picked up. But I clean the chain rings on my bikes on a regular basis such that you cannot tell if my bikes are a week old or a decade old. But hey, that's me.
Ian, I can talk a little about the ordering process. I have known about TOEI since 1983. I visited TOEI in 2004 and have several friends in Japan who are fervent TOEI owners (one has 18 TOEI bikes)so I am quite familiar with the makers and oprocess. I looked at a LOT of images of TOEI bikes and have a wonderful special edition Japanese magazine devoted to TOEI. This bike, and I am the first to admit it, is about a certain TOEI style that I like. This style emulates the Fench randonneur bikes of the 1950s-1960s. It hard to explain but easy to see.
I can tell you that beyond the language challenge there is the challenge as to who will build the bike. TOEI will build up the bike if you supply them with the parts that you must gather. Wrong parts? Language challenge rears its head. I avoided the language barrier when I ordered my TOEI through the only shop in US that imports them and whose owner is Japnese and has worked with TOEI for a very log time. I supplied my parts to that shop. You can forget about ordering a TOEI frame set separately and building it up yourself-they do not sell framesets separately and currently, as far as I know, only work with this one shop. My order included the frame, fork, front rack, internal wiring, and "controversial" stem. All other parts came from me. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the link!
Hey guys, the Toei bikes with shiny generators probably see very little night riding, so it's a moot point. The generator and internal wiring is there to emulate Herse.
And Toei will sell you a frame directly if you ask them. One of the guys speaks pretty good English. You will need to use fax or telephone, forget email.
Is that the light blue Toei frame I saw in the window of Jitensha Studio in Berkeley? Nice! I love the internal cable routing, the rear light and the stem. The other parts in the photo also look well-chosen. I built up an Ebisu, so I go in every six months or so to get one of those rubber slap guards. Last time Hiroshi had your frame in the front window!
Now I realize that I saw this bike in person when it was in the stand at Jitensha.
I don't how anyone could complain about it. The photos most certainly do not do the bike justice.
Thanks for your response, Bob. Again, that's a gorgeous bike.
Dave and Adam,
Yep: this was ordered through Hiroshi at Jitensha Studio. Still to come: Maxi Car hubs laced to Super Champion 650B rims.
Add me in to the people who saw this at Jitensha! I love those guys.
How much money ?
It appears this has no price
If it cost more than a Surly, it was too much.
Seriously, I saw a price list once, and the frames were very reasonable. I can't remember the prices, but they had several models, each available with or without lugs, and I think they started around $1000. This was about a year ago. If you can afford a nice American-made bike, you can afford a Toei. The challenge is getting one.
"If it cost more than a Surly, it was too much."
Good one.
To the rest of your point, for those not living in the Bay Area, seems well nigh impossible to find one.
Of course, a few years Dutch Bikes were nowhere to be seen either. Now they are almost becoming common in some areas of Chicago.
Perhaps if the dollar strengthens a bit, Toei will look to set up a small network here in the US.
I;m not sure if those Surly comments are sarcastic or not, But Surlies are by far the most popular frame for those of us that actually ride the things ( especially people in the business ( mechanics mostly) , not just coast around the park while sipping tea and feeling smug about how archaic we can make our bikes look.
My Surly comment refers to some nasty anonymous posts from a while back. Check the Pass Hunter thread.
I have a Cross Check, and I love it. It's tough, versatile, handles well, and the low cost means that I'm willing to subject it to all kinds of abuse--stuff that I would never do to this Toei, if it were mine.
That said, I'm always amused by "those-of-us-who-actually-ride" comments. We're on the internet. Nobody knows how much anybody else does or does not ride.
Oui Sury.
I have no Surly and no plans of getting one. I also have no car. I travel long distance on my restored Trek 728 and commute to work and local chores on my custom lugged steel bike.
And am more than a little tired of people criticizing hard work and craftsmanship because the bike that results 'costs more than my Surly'
Surly def. : bad-tempered and unfriendly : he left with a surly expression.
I own 2 and I am a bike mechanic and I think old style is fine but to glamorize it, and make it new is defeating the idea behind old bikes.
Besides most of the owner's of the type of people that own TOEI's think their bikes are soooooooo special and 'precious' that they expect me to share their enthusiasm. I don't, but I pretend to in order to get paid.
No offense very-gentle men
I would like to challenge the last Anony 21:40 to a duel...say 172mm righthand cranks at, what, maybe 5 paces?
Modern lugged bikes are not an effort to glamorize old style bikes.
I love my Trek 728, but really have to put a lot of effort getting it to be an optimal tourer, because the old dimensions are wack. Wheel clearance, narrow chain stays, almost no braze ons.
On the other hand, my Hilsen can take a 38 tire with fenders, uses nice heavy duty 135 rear hubs, and has braze ons everywhere.
Lugged is a good way to make bikes. Tig as well. The things with Surly is it is mass produced and shows it. A GM of bicycles. Works sure. But nothing special. VO's and Toeis are made by bike loving guys with jury rigged equipment and real skill. A mechanic should appreciate what they do over a factory worker who stands in one place doing one thing over and over again.
massed produced and Great!!!
Annon. Your link is to a Long Haul Trucker. That frame is mass produced and some do think it's great, but it is nothing like the Toei. The LTH is a heavy-duty loaded touring frame built to a price with conventional geometry. While the Toei is a light Rando frame with "French" geometry built with little regard to cost. The handling and the intended uses are completely different. The quality is also miles apart. Comparing a Surly to a Toei is frankly just plain silly.
Just plain silly ? ok . if you say so. Of course, those of us that don't own the means of production, we working men, think theTOEI is silly.
It's not the bike that's silly; the LHT is a nice enough frame. What's silly is comparing bikes built for two different purposes and at opposite ends of the price scale. A rando bike is simply not the same as a loaded touring bike.
that being said, the TOEI looks like it should be kept under glass. Are they over-the-top in terms of price ?
"Of course, those of us that don't own the means of production, we working men, think theTOEI is silly."
The first against the wall were the randonneurs...
"Are they over-the-top in terms of price ?"
The frames are reasonable for what they are, but the build would be expensive if you didn't already have the parts. A bike like this, built up, might cost as much as a used economy car in good condition. It will last forever, though, barring disaster or neglect, and the operating costs are low. The owner wrote a nice post on how he came to order the frame:
As for the bike looking like it should be under glass, some people clean their bikes after every ride. I'm not one of those people, but I know a guy who rides 20-40 miles a day, and his 30-year-old Mercian looks like it just came out of the box. To each his or her own.
Hear hear, Ian.
I have a custom bike, a custom restoration of a mass produced bike from the days mass produced bikes were still lugged, and one semi-custom.
I am car free by choice, so all three get a good work out. Many have suggested I ought to have a beater bike for the rough stuff and keep my fancy bikes for show. They also cringe that I lock my bike (albeit with a rather heavy duty lock set up) at racks while I shop, eat at restaurants, go to the show, etc.
Seems to me if you go through the trouble of having a bike made, you may as well ride it. A well maintained bike will last a life time. I have nothing against people who want to put their bikes on a pedestal. For my money, unless the bike is a Herse or an old Masi, hoarding it does not make sense. A good custom should ride as well as it looks. So ride it.
As for the LHT - alright touring bikes for the money. Nevertheless my restored '82 Trek 728 (with wheels built around Pelissier 100 hubs - thank Chris) rides truer and more comfortably under load than the LHT a guy I took a camping trip with. With its long chain stays, cinelli bb, campy drop outs, and the quirky near french bend front fork it is a darn site better looking.
And as Chris points out, neither the LHT nor the Trek will ride anything similar to a well executed Rando, which is designed for carrying less weight and more speed.
As another owner of a Toei built frame (this one: http://tinyurl.com/5chhpm), I'll give my opinion. This is simply the nicest riding bike I've ever had the pleasure of using. And it gets used. Ridden to work every day, occasional Audax rides, a couple of weeks touring in Japan. It's now dirty and accumulating scratches because I'm not into washing and polishing nor have the time for it, but it's simply the bike that I choose to ride over any other. And yes, it gets locked up outside cafes and restaurants. And two production Rivendells now sit neglected.
Now THAT is a very nice stem !!!
Kind of what you get from mass production.
The minimum wage production worker didn't notice the seat tube was over reamed.
Make adjustments for the error, not a bad bike for the money. Still doesn't mean it rides like a true Rando. Look at the geometry. The LHT is designed for stable riding under heavy load. Not fast distance riding with light load.
how light ?
Depends on how heavy the rider is, now doesn't it?
The idea behind a Rando is to pack a couple of changes of clothes, a few tools, some inner tubes, and then high tail it from country inn to country inn. Figure around 20 to 25 lbs at most.
The dude with the LHT and I did a full self supported trip. Along with above mentioned gear, he carried a cook stove, pans, h2o, sleeping bag. I carried the tent and some extra tools and the food on my Trek. Figure we both were hauling around 50 to 60 lbs. each.
I know some ultra hardy souls who have maxed out camper total load (bike, rider, gear, food and h2o) above 300lbs.
Not at all what a rando is meant to do.
Chris has a camper coming if that is what you want. It will cost more than a Surly.


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The couple first wed in a surprise ceremony at the 6th Arrondisement City Hall in Paris on Valentine's Day 2009. Two months later, they married again at Venice's opera house, Teatro La Fenice, in front of a star-studded audience, which included Penelope Cruz and Charlize Theron.
25. Joe DiMaggio & Marilyn Monroe
The larger-than-life stars chose a decidedly low-key venue: San Francisco's City Hall. The morning headline's said it all: "DiMaggio Signs With a New Manager."
26. Pippa Middleton
The maid of honor stole the show the second she stepped out of her carriage. We wonder why.
27. Ivanka Trump
Donald's daughter was reportedly inspired by Grace Kelly's classic gown: She converted to Judaism in order to marry Jared Kushner in 2009, and required a slightly more covered-up style. Vera Wang was happy to oblige. "I seized on the chance to do a dress that wasn't naked," the designer said at the time.
28. John Lennon & Yoko Ono
The minimalist couple boarded a private plane in Gibraltar with few personal items besides the folded marriage certificate in John Lennon's hand.
29. Elvis & Priscilla Presley
Viva Las Vegas! The lovebirds celebrated their May 1967 nuptials with a six-tier design adorned with romantic red roses.
30. Lauren Bacall & Humphrey Bogart
In keeping with their intimate farmhouse wedding, the on and offscreen duo chose a rustic charmer of a cake and (for the first bite) skipped the cutlery.
31. Bill & Chelsea Clinton
When Chelsea Clinton said "I do" at Rhinebeck's Astor Court Estate in 2010, her father was there to walk her down the very long and picturesque aisle.
32. Mike Todd & Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor's parents and brother looked on as she signed the register at her 1957 wedding to Mike Todd.
33. Princess Diana
Few images from the 1981 royal wedding are as iconic Princess Diana's train, all 25 feet of it!
34. Charlize Theron
On her way to Francois-Henri and Salma Hayek-Pinault's Venetian wedding, Charlize Theron wowed in a floor-grazing Dior halter dress. On the way out she caught our eye for other reasons-the gray gown had seemingly transformed into a mini.
35. Robert Downey Jr. & Susan Levin
At Robert Downey Jr. and Susan Levin's 2005 wedding, the couple wed under a gazebo as guests like Billy Joel and Sting watched from white wooden benches. In keeping with the relaxed tone, the groom wore sneakers.
36. Henry & Jenna Bush Hager
The couple chose the Ultimate Cheesecake Bakery's charming design for their Texas ranch wedding. The tres leches confection was topped with layers of whipped cream and periwinkle blossoms.
37. Drew Barrymore & Will Kopelman
The actress told us she wanted "something tasteful, something timeless." There's nothing more tasteful and timeless than a custom Chanel Couture gown. Drew Barrymore married Will Kopelman in a pleated muslin and organza gown embroidered with tulle flowers, designed by the one and only Karl Lagerfeld.
38. Paul McCartney
One perk of being a Beatle? Having Sir Paul McCartney perform at your wedding. The Brit tickled the ivories at Ringo Starr's 1981 reception at London's Club Rags.
39. Princess Madeleine of Sweden
Valentino Garavani came out of retirement to sketch a wedding dress to royally befit a princess-and that he did, creating a dress made with silk organdies and ivory Chantilly lace with a train that measured four meters long and a veil that measured six. "(Princess Madeleine) is a very lovely girl. She is modern, fun, full of energy and enthusiasm, and she is so beautiful! It has been a pleasure and an honor," he said in a statement.
40. Danny Moder & Julia Roberts
The private couple shared an intimate embrace at their Fourth of July Wedding. The small ceremony took place at Julia Roberts's New Mexico Ranch.
41. Rihanna
Though she's know for her more outrageous getups, Rihanna arrived in subdued black for her manager's 2008 Italian wedding.
42. Mel Ferrer & Audrey Hepburn
The British actress created her own fairytale when she wed Mel Ferrer in a romantic woodland wedding.
43. Bart Freundlich & Julianne Moore
Julianne Moore and Bart Freundlich made it a family affair when they tied the knot in an intimate N.Y.C. ceremony. The bride arrived carrying the couple's infant daughter Liv, while the groom walked hand-in-hand with their son Caleb.
44. Tom Hanks & Rita Wilson
They've teamed up many times on screen, but we'll bet this was their favorite collaboration. The happy couple married at Rex's in 1988 and have been smiling since.
45. Jackie Titone & Adam Sandler
Jackie Titone embraced her husband-to-be's culture before the wedding by converting to Judaism and at the wedding by clipping Adam Sandler's yarmulke to his head.
46. Rachel Bilson
It's a good thing Josh Schwartz has keen ears. Otherwise, the creator and executive producer of Gossip Girl may not have overheard Rachel Bilson trying to set up her BFF, Jill Stonerock, with her O.C. co-star Benjamin McKenzie. "I said, 'What about me? Ben doesn't need help,'" says Schwartz. At the couple's 2008 Los Olivos wedding the bridesmaids wore earthy green Brian Reyes designs.
47. Paul Newman & Joanne Woodward
Though their wedding was in Las Vegas, their cake was anything but flashy. The newlyweds cut into a modest three-tier dessert.
48. Jerry & Jessica Seinfeld
Looks like this comedian's not the one with jokes. Jerry Seinfeld shared a laugh with his new wife after their 2000 wedding in New York, naturally.
49. Jerry O'Connell & Rebecca Romijn
"The wedding was about celebrating with out friends and having fun-not about being stressed," says Romijn, who got a boost from O'Connell, his brother, Charlie, designer Cynthia Rowley and other friends.
50. Natalie Portman
The Rodarte sisters designed Natalie Portman's unforgettable Black Swan costumes and the gown she wore to accept her Oscar. So it made sense that the award-winning actress turned to the duo again to create for another major moment: Her nuptials to Benjamin Millepied.
51. John Travolta
John Travolta strutted his stuff down the aisle at his brother's 1980 affair.
52. Celine Dion
Never one to shy from the spotlight, Celine Dion sparkled like the Las Vegas strip when she renewed her vows to Rene Angelil at Ceasar's Palace.
53. Tricia Nixon
After waltzing with her groom, Tricia Nixon joined her father on the White House dance floor.
54. Mick & Bianca Jagger
St. Tropez had a rock and roll moment when The Rolling Stones' frontman tied the knot with his bride at a small fisherman's church.
55. Britney Spears
When Britney Spears's assistant tied the knot, the pop princess reigned as the Maid of Honor in a mint halter gown.
56. Jennifer Nicholson
On screen he's a legend, but to his daughter Jack Nicholson's just dad. The doting father escorted Jennifer Nicholson down the aisle at her 1997 Hotel Bel Air wedding.
57. Shenae Grimes & Josh Beech
The 90210 actress defied tradition, eschewing the usual white, and instead, walked down the aisle in a black Vera Wang wedding dress.
58. Ashley Olsen
When her stylist, Estee Stanley, wed in 2008, Ashley Olsen went incognito while adding flair to her bridesmaid ensemble.
59. Prince Albert II & Charlene Wittstock
Following in the tradition of his parents, Prince Albert II of Monaco served a towering cake at his wedding to Charlene Wittstock. The massive five-tier confection featured a white and pink floral motif and a cornucopia cake topper.
60. Lauren Bacall
After a brief ceremony that lasted only 3 minutes, Lauren Bacall tossed her bouquet into the small crowd of guests waiting on the landing.
61. Jayne Mansfield
True to form, the smoldering star flaunted her figure in a lace mermaid gown at her 1958 wedding. The centerfold got a boost while making her way down the aisle in her restrictive design.
62. Halle Berry
Six years ago, the Oscar-winning actress told InStyle she'd never get married again. But on July 12, 2013, Halle Berry surprised us (and perhaps herself) when she wed French actor and beau Olivier Martinez at the Chateau des Conde in Vallery, France several months before her expected due date.
63. Naomi Watts
Naomi Watts broke the wedding taboo and wore a lacey LWD to her friend's South Wales nuptials.
64. Conan O'Brien & Liza Powel
When it rains it pours, fortunately the late night host was prepared for the Seattle weather and brought a well-coordinated black and white umbrella.
65. Catherine Middleton
Even duchesses repeat outfits! When Catherine Middleton and Prince William attended the wedding of Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall in Scotland the Duchess of Cambridge wore an ivory brocade coat by Jane Troughton buttoned up over a lace dress. This is the same combo she wore for the wedding of Harry Lopes and Laura Parker Bowles, daughter of Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Bowles, in 2006.
66. Elvis & Priscilla Presley
He may have been accustomed to girls throwing themselves at him, but this heartthrob seemed caught off guard when he and his bride were showered with confetti.
67. Princess Diana
While preparing for her larger-than-life moment, The Princess of Wales took an intimate moment to comfort her nervous young attendant, Miss Clementine Hambro.
68. Prince Rainier III of Monaco & Grace Kelly
The American actress became a princess when Prince Rainier III paired Grace Kelly's 12-carat engagement ring with a wedding band.
69. Geoffrey Arend & Christina Hendricks
The newlyweds chose "Origin of Love," from the 2001 film Hedwig and the Angry Inch, for their first dance. "We made our friends get on the dance floor with us halfway through," says Hendricks.
70. Sting & Trudie Styler
The couple, now married 19 years, celebrated their union by blowing kisses at the camera.
71. Frank Sinatra & Mia Farrow
The couple kept it short and sweet, much like the bride's famous pixie, at their intimate Las Vegas wedding.
72. Brian Austin Green & Megan Fox
The longtime couple tied the knot Hawaiian style when a local priest married them in an intimate Kona ceremony.
73. Robert Wagner & Natalie Wood
In 1957 the superstar couple wed in Scottsdale Arizona. Though they divorced four years later, they got another chance at a first kiss when they wed again in 1972.
74. Temperley Bridal's Kate Middleton-Inspired Dress
Fans and designers alike are taking style cues from the Duchess of Cambridge. In 2012, Temperley Bridal introduced a bridal version of Kate Middleton's red carpet premiere look. Who wouldn't want to look like royalty?
75. A Very Kennedy Bridal Party
Caroline Kennedy and Maria Shriver wore matching sun hats to the June wedding of their cousin Courtney.
76. Ryan Sutter & Trista Rehn
Since they had fallen in love on TV, The Bachelorette couple fittingly tied the knot for the world to see. The reality show duo filmed a three-part special that aired on ABC following their 2003 wedding.
77. Will & Jada Pinkett Smith
This inseparable couple even walked down the aisle together at their Baltimore wedding. The duo exchanged personalized vows before dancing into the wee hours. On the playlist: "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It!"
78. Marcia Cross
Seven flower girls-Cross's niece and the daughters of her closest friends, clad in white Reem Acra dresses-carried silk douppioni baskets and tiny bouquets down the aisle.
79. Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' ceremony in South Carolina was so private and secretive, it took everyone (outside of friends and family) by complete surprise. What's more, the duo ensured wedding bliss after they sought help from Martha Stewart who partook in the planning.
80. Peter Hermann & Mariska Hargitay
Very Different Cakes in L.A. created the couple's ornate confection. A bright orange, magenta and green color palette set a festive tone.
81. Tony Walton & Julie Andrews
The Mary Poppins star kept it sweet and PG with a peck on the cheek at her 1959 wedding.
82. Liza Minelli & Sammy Davis Jr.
Who other than Liza Minelli could share the stage with Sammy Davis Jr. at their wedding? That's exactly what the entertainer did at her 1986 affair.
83. Caleb Followill & Lily Aldridge
The Victoria's Secret Angel married Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill during an intimate ceremony at the San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California. "It was a perfect day," Followill said.
84. Kevin Costner & Christine Baumgartner
Nothing says rustic Colorado wedding like a celebratory paddle. Kevin Costner and his bride took an intimate canoe ride after their Aspen ranch nuptials.
85. Roger Vadim & Brigitte Bardot
Far from the blonde bombshell she later portrayed on film, the French actress was a demure brunette when she said "I do," to her film director husband.
86. Dean McDermott & Tori Spelling
The couple recorded their private ceremony so they could later share it at a larger party celebrating the nuptials. "We wanted people to feel they were a part of it," Spelling says. The footage of the couple's week in Fiji, shot on Super-8 film, was made into a 40-minute silent movie by Fifty Foot Films of L.A. and N.Y.C., and projected onto a wall at the reception.
87. Dame Judi Dench
Before she was a Dame, Judi Dench was a blushing bride at her 1971 Hampstead London wedding.
88. A Beatles Sandwich
Paul McCartney added an honorary member to the band at George Harrison and Patti Boyd's wedding.
89. Lisa Ling
The guest list at Lisa Ling's "Asian chic" affair included Connie Chung, Kelly Hu and two of the bride's most fashionable pals, Patricia Herrera and a pre-Bravo Rachel Zoe.
90. Timbaland's DJ Session
The music never stopped at the music mogul's 2008 wedding-a first dance to Al Green's "Love and Happiness," performances from jazz musician Mike Phillips and gospel singer J Moss, and Timbaland himself behind the turntables. "It was the best time I've had in my life," said the groom.
91. Kate Bosworth & Michael Polish
The takeaway here: When you can't decide on a wedding band, get two. With the help of the team at Ocappi, Kate Bosworth's wish was granted. The first 18-baguette-diamond encrusted band was designed to complement her engagement ring. As for the second one, "Michael mentioned that maybe we should do something with 12 stones representing each month of the year," Ocappi creative director Haki Abehsera told us. "That's where we decided not to be subtle and how ring number two was created."
92. Wolfgang Puck & Gelila Assefa
Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck and his bride were escorted from their Capri ceremony to the reception-which was held at the Grand Hotel Quisisana-by Scialapopolo, a local folk-dance troupe.
93. Nat King Cole & Maria Hawkins Ellington
The Unforgettable singer created a memorable moment when he escorted his jazz singer bride onto the floor at their Harlem wedding.
94. Max Handelman & Elizabeth Banks
Hansen's Cakes created the three-tier chocolate-and-vanilla cake, garnished with fresh orchids. The wedding favors? Each of their 180 guests was offered a second sweet ending-a box of Krispy Kreme doughnuts.
95. Bobby Flay & Stephanie March
Food Network's Bobby Flay cooked up a peck for his SVU bride at their 2005 N.Y.C. affair. For the second course, the couple dined with friends and family at celebrity chef Daniel Boulud's restaurant, Daniel.
96. Roger Federer & Mirka Vavrinec
Guests served up a modern alternative to rice when tennis star Roger Federer emerged from the church after his 2009 wedding.
97. Lake Bell & Scott Campbell
Marchesa designer Georgina Champan once told us she loves dressing all brides, "but personally, my favorites are those who are risk-takers, who aren't afraid to push boundaries," which pretty much makes Lake Bell "the one." Her unconventional Marchesa creation had a turtleneck, tiers and intricate beading all over.
98. Mike Tindall & Zara Phillips
Zara Phillips, granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth, married her rugby player beau Mike Tindall on Saturday, July 30th at Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh, Scotland. The bride chose a white silk and satin dress with a chevron pleated corseted bodice by British couturier Stewart Parvin, a favorite of the Queen.
99. Paul Anderson & Milla Jovovich
Her onscreen characters are often tough, but for her 2009 Beverly Hills wedding the former model showed her softer side in an ethereal gown and wide grin.
100. Barry Diller & Diane von Furstenberg
In 2000, the fashionable couple married in a small ceremony at New York's City Hall.
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