Couple's wedding cost just £2,721 - thanks to camera phone pics and charity shop dress

that you’re gonna want to copy pronto.On her TikTok, Bieber took followers through a quick makeup look she’s calling Sugar Plum Fairy makeup. She explained in the caption, “When I was 16 in the Nutcracker.. this is my 2023 version of that makeup.

The Damned have announced a 2024 UK tour and the return of their ’80s line-up featuring drummer Rat Scabies.The band – comprising David Vanian, Captain Sensible, Rat Scabies and Paul Gray – will perform 12 shows across the UK next year, marking the first time the line-up has played together in 35 years.The tour will open at Newcastle’s NX on December 4, followed by dates in Manchester, Nottingham, Bristol, Cambridge and more, before closing out the run at London’s Roundhouse on December 18.Tickets will go on general sale this Friday (November 24) at 10am GMT from here. A pre-sale will also go live on Thursday (November 23) which fans can sign up for here.A post shared by The Damned (@thedamnedofficial)Rat Scabies will rejoin the band for tours, festivals and more in 2024, who quipped in a press statement: “Be careful what you wish for.’”Audiences will be able to expect songs from ‘Machine Gun Etiquette’, ‘The Black Album’ and ‘Strawberries’, along with favourite tracks like ‘Neat Neat Neat’, ‘New Rose’ and more.Find the full tour schedule below.DECEMBER4 – Newcastle, NX5 – Glasgow, Barrowlands6 – Manchester, Academy8 – Leeds, O2 Academy9 – Nottingham, Rock City10 – Wolverhampton, Civic at The Halls12 – Bristol, Beacon13 – Southampton, O2 Guildhall14 – Eastbourne, Winter Garden16 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange18 – London, Roundhouse47 years after the release of their debut, ‘Damned Damned Damned’, The Damned released their twelfth studio album ‘Darkadelic‘ earlier this year.Elsewhere, The Damned’s Captain Sensible recently spoke about his relationship with Motörhead’s Lemmy Kilmister, and how the late bassist “saved” the band.

Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, appearing at a Los Angeles re-election fundraiser tonight, each addressed the Israel-Gaza war protests that have highlighted a split on the left.

Alexander Buttner has admitted he was in a local chip shop with a group of friends when he discovered Manchester United wanted to sign him, confessing that he thought it was a prank.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Veteran actor Ciaran Hinds and Odessa Young have joined Euphoria star Jacob Elordi in the cast of premium Australian miniseries “The Narrow Road to the Deep North.” Production is now under way. An adaptation of the Booker Prize-winning novel by Richard Flanaghan, the five-part series is love story set against the backdrop of World War II. Production is by Curio Pictures with Prime Video releasing the title in Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

OK! has put together a comprehensive guide to the shopping event with answers to common questions like when is Black Friday 2023 ? Fans of Ariana Grande ’s Ari perfume have been rushing to get their hands on the fragrance after it was slashed from £50 to just £25 in early Black Friday sales that sees them get a 100ml bottle cheaper than a 50ml one. The 100ml Ari perfume, £25 here, has been dropped from £50 on the Superdrug website, which means you can get the fragrance cheaper than the 50ml one, which will set you back £40 here and get you twice the perfume for almost half the price.

Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has revealed that she still gets upset over a £2,000 coat she accidentally donated to charity last year. Molly, who is mum to ten month old daughter Bambi, was reminded of the incident while shopping for new jacket at Primark, which she featured in her latest YouTube video. Before jetting off to Milan for a fashion shoot, Molly-Mae explained why she had to buy the jacket - it reminded her of her lost £2,000 Max Mara coat.

Singer Emeli Sande has been forced to cancel her wedding plans due to the star's 'busy schedule.' The 36 year old announced she was engaged to her classical pianist girlfriend, Yoana Karemova, in September last year, just six months after Emeli revealed she was a part of the LGBT community and in a same-sex relationship with Yoana. However, speaking to The Metro, Emelia admitted that things are uncontrollably on hold for now.

and , is not having it.Perez Hilton (yes, he's still around) posted a story with the provocative headline, “Gigi Hadid 'Doesn't Agree With the Way' Taylor Swift Is Handling Travis Kelce Romance!”, to which Hadid took exception. “I'm a couple days late to this tag.. but didn't the press try this last week w Selena?”the model and card-carrying squad-member wrote in the comments.

Scots singer Emeli Sande has been forced to call off her wedding just one year after she announced her engagement to pianist Yoana Karemova.

In the latest Emmerdale spoilers, Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) dumps Chloe Harris (Jessie Elland) but she’s the one left holding the trump card and makes an escape from the village - with their child. After their reconciliation, Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) grows more and more concerned that Mackenzie will back out of dumping Chloe after her sudden collapse. But soon he proves her wrong when he admits to Chloe that their relationship is over.

Katie Price has revealed the shocking fate that befell her £45,000 wedding dress that she wore to wed ex-husband Peter Andre. Former glamour model Katie went all out in the extravagant dress, which was designed by Isabell Kristensen and featured thousands of Swarovski crystals on the bodice and full flowing skirt, as well as a staggering 14ft train.

Corruption, a new play by Oslo playwright J.T. Rogers about the phone hacking scandal that engulfed Rupert Murdoch’s media empire in 2011, will be produced by Lincoln Center Theater this winter in a production that will reunite Rogers with his Oslo director Bartlett Sher.

Council tax in Edinburgh would have to rise by 20 per cent to offset a massive cuts programme, the Record can reveal.

Strictly Come Dancing star Bobby Brazier and his on-screen professional dance partner Dianne Buswell have addressed the 'near kiss' speculations surrounding their latest performance on the BBC competition which sent viewers into a frenzy.

It’s the series finale of Home and Away, and disaster is on the horizon for Justin Morgan (James Stewart) and Leah Patterson-Baker (Ada Nicodemou).The couple are trapped in an abandoned warehouse by the Vita Nova cult, who are out for revenge. It all started when a teenager, Andrew Lawrence (Joshua Hewson), asked Justin for help to escape from a doomsday cult. Justin and Leah took Andrew in as their own before he was re-captured by the cult.

Deadline that breast cancer was the cause of her death.Born on Aug. 10, 1936, Barbara Jane Bain’s career got underway in 1959 when the Queens native was crowned Miss Rheingold, which was the region’s most popular beer at the time.Earning the $50,000 prize, Bain made several appearances across the US and Europe and was even tapped for Revlon and Helena Rubinstein ads.

Alan Titchmarsh has carved out an impressive career as a TV presenter and writer over the past three decades, with his passion for gardening at the centre of everything he does. The 74 year old broadcaster first graced our TV screens back in 1989 as a presenter on Songs of Praise, and he's since gone on to front programmes including The Nature of Britain, Popstar to Operastar and Love Your Garden. Alan has presented numerous Royal gardening programmes and even shares a close bond with King Charles III, with the duo's friendship spanning four decades.

A thrifty bride-to-be found her dream wedding dress in a charity shop for £340 – and is encouraging other brides to do the same. Daisy Welsh, 42, knew that she didn’t want to spend thousands on a dress when her fiancé, Kris, 43 proposed.

For generations, royal children were educated at home in castles and palaces by private tutors and governesses. However, this all changed in 1958 when young King Charles was enrolled at Cheam Preparatory School in Hampshire and became the first heir to the British throne to attend school with other pupils.