Yet the sneers behind the feting of the latest Wag wedding tell quite a different story.

The feting of Matsuzaka is bound to irritate an irascible Red Sox clubhouse of red-meat lovers who still believe in their cowboy-up ways.

The feting of American reporters was the opening gush on a love boat that Beijing's Communist Party leaders hope will carry them through a trying year of domestic politics.

From the heyday of Sparks and Steely Dan to the current feting of the Fountains Of Wayne, music critics have always loved the canny pop deconstructionist who pens clever ditties about burned-out trailer-home dudes or disaffected New Jersey computer programmers.

No final decision had been made on either a site or the form of such a fete.

Two further very successful fetes were held in following years.

The event first started in 2000 as a small fete.

I think any similar event in future will have to be part of a summer fete.

For example, recently I organized a fete at my child's school.

"And the people who ask one another what is the good of these royal fetes!"

He's certainly energetic and has worked very hard over this fete.

The village fete returned in 2010, for the first time since 1977.

She said: Twice, at a fete, just for a little way each time.

This is now a frequent place for the Summer fete to be held.

Unfortunately, David gets hurt and cannot go to the fete.

Wouldn't they come to our fete if he were there?

If he wants me to cover garden fetes for the next month, I'll do that, too.

The event was first held in 1978 as a school fete and has continued grow over the years.

This fete will be talked about for years to come."

He once took charge of a donkey at the church fete.

Conversation on the inevitable subject of the fete became general.

There is an annual village fete held at the primary school.

She took a deep breath and laughed, at peace with her fete.

"I will if you'll help Mary out with the fete."

I mean it's usually done at these kind of fetes."

Each had made such preparation for the fete as seemed necessary and proper.

The village currently hold the record for the best fete in the east of England.

School Fete held to help raise money for proposed new stadium.

How about organizing what had swelled to 160 fetes in one night?

On his return to Paris he was feted by the public.

He is certain to be feted by senior Chinese leaders.

But even for such short used institutions, it was feted as a great success.

The President was feted around the world as an oracle for human rights.

"He's being feted in their capital even as we speak, I believe."

Rarely had the launch of a book been so feted.

Franklin was the toast of the town, feted by all.

He was feted on his return and pressed to make speeches.

So, would he rather not be feted by the Tories?

These people are already feted far in excess of what they contribute to society.

She would be a famous dancer, feted throughout the world.

And more than a few will be feted themselves.

And then these leaders were feted at a large banquet in Denver.

Three organizations feted a number of their favorite people at dinners last week.

Is it possible that this team, feted to break into the top four, could be relegated?

Married three times, he was feted by movie stars and glamorous women.

Agencies have been feting the season, some more grandly than others.

Since then the country has annually feted a professional baseball champion.

Children are constantly feted for accomplishments that used to be routine.

Two hundred fifty guests feted them with a special cake.

But it felt good to be feted on the same night as all the stars and the movies."

The following morning, we feted David like a hero and in a strange way he really was courageous.

The child would be feted for a few weeks by the father who would then lose all interest.

Mozart arrived on 11 January 1787 and was feted everywhere.

Which Tarantino films do you think will be feted as his best in the year 2060?