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BRIDE of the WEEK

Jessica & James P It was certainly a case of amore for Jessica and James, who wed in front of family and friends in an intimate ceremony on February 1 at Poderi Crisci Restaurant and Vineyard on Waiheke Island. “The day was literally perfect,” Jessica tells. “It felt like we transported our guests to Tuscany for the day. We had a long lunch with incredible food and wine, and finished off the night on the dance floor with a live band.” Wearing a stunning, custom-made Trish Peng gown, Jessica reveals the highlight of the day “was seeing James get up on stage and perform a ‘first song’ with the band that he’d been practising with. He sang Hero by Foo Fighters and got everyone up on the dance floor!” s es Pa lm erJ i & J P

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Our gorgeous bride wins a mystery beauty bundle full of skincare and make-up goodies, valued at $100. HOW O N R Email nzww@bauermedia.co.nz (Subject line: Wedding story, contact details and two to three high-res images for publication. For terms, conditions and photographer copyright see our website. HO O

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ANKLY FOUR! A friend was reading her grandson a bedtime story as he absently stroked her arm. “Granny, your skin is very bumpy,” he said. “Those are wrinkles, dear,” she replied. “How do you get wrinkles?” he wondered. “They happen when you get old,” my friend told him. “Granny, open your mouth,” he said, and when she did the fouryear-old exclaimed, “Oh my gosh! It’s black in there; your teeth are falling out!”

Norma, Rangiora PERFECTLY POISED! New Zealand’s very own Miss Universe reflected on her win almost 30 years to the day after it happened in an exclusive interview with the Weekly. Lorraine also explained why it was motherhood, and not the beauty competition, that really defined her. Lorraine Downes featured on our Weekly cover for the issue of July 29, 2013. UR! WINNER TEACUPS Over the FROM THE ARCHIVES HOW TO ENTER Submit your Teacups story via email nzww@bauermedia.co.nz (Subject line: Teacups) or mail it (with your name and address) to: Over the Teacups, NZWW, Bauer Media, Private Bag 92512 Auckland 1142. Teacups submis sions must be origin Please allow up to eight weeks for delivery of prizes This week’s winner receives a selection of delicious Arnott’s biscuits to be enjoyed “over the teacups”! Visit arnotts.com. Prize pack may vary from product shown. g 92 512 , al. . PLAY IT SAFE Taking my young nieces home, we were stopped by a policeman at a compulsory breath test. He asked me to count to 10, then we waited for the test results and were on our way after he wished me a good night. I don’t drink, so I knew I didn’t have anything to worry about. However, my sixyear-old niece piped up, asking, “Are you driving to jail, aunty?” Muriwai Aunt, via email, July 29, 2013 SCRATCHY SAFETY I have been telling Miss Four that you always have to lock the front door and shut the windows when leaving the house, so burglers can’t steal anything. Recently, she went to the garage and found a solid trailer chain. She tied it around the car and through the spoiler then asked her dad to come and have a look. Miss Four said she had locked it “so no-one can take it!” Great security for a $2000 paint job!

Vanessa, Christchurch, September 11, 2006 JUST LIKE NAN A cute dog seen in a magazine had so much flab young Trista said, “Isn’t he lovely, Nana? He has a double chin just like you!”

La, Auckland, June 19, 1995 Those were the DAYS

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