The couple had hoped to marry at Dornoch Cathedral, but were turned down for fear that the building would cost too much to keep the heat going all day for the midnight ceremony.

Kieffer had talked to FBI agents in South Dakota about the rumors Hart had heard of a midnight ceremony, Anderson added, but nobody had much.

On the last night the rest, in a spectacular midnight ceremony, are set alight and fireworks embedded in each erupt and explode.

Many Overseas Dignitaries Foreign guests at the midnight ceremony included heads of state or senior Cabinet ministers from more than 30 countries.

At the traditional midnight ceremony, Spitzer was sworn in as governor of New York on January 1, 2007.

In 2010, Yobo married Fenerbahçe S.K. player Joseph Yobo in a midnight ceremony held in Jos after a brief courtship, and are now parents of their first child.

Yet the midnight ceremony - in which a United Nations transitional administration turned over power to the Timorese - was a joyous and optimistic occasion.

As tens of thousands of elaborately dressed people flocked to the midnight ceremony in the backs of trucks and on foot, they passed the burned hulks of buildings.

The captain realized just how closely they had been monitored-somehow, presumably with yet another branch of klatha he hadn't explored-when, a few minutes after the midnight ceremony, a delegation of witches arrived in the banquet hall.

Jews on Saturday night celebrated the Selichot service, a midnight ceremony marking the beginning of the High Holiday season of introspection, self-examination and repentance.