Notoriety

Never mind the dress, what about the dapper groom?

All rather sweet really ..... and lucrative for all concerned!

If it's you River then it's me too!

Exactly what I thought, Riverwalk! A bit of over-thinking going on here, perhaps?

Er, Bags and Anno have you missed the point?

The 'journalist' or more likely the sub-editor obviously doesn't understand what notoriety means and is using that word incorrectly.

Or maybe it's me

What anno said.

If he can afford that kind of wedding and wants it why shouldn't he make his own choices? What one wants or wanted for oneself when one got married is irrelevant to this couple's choice.

And it is good publicity for Selby Abbey and Castle Howard and may well help local businesses get more custom which, in turn, will be good for Yorkshire's economy.

How totally incorrect! She's supposed to put the veil back for the vows (so the groom can check he's got the right bride)

Dress is OTT for me, ut each to their own

And what is wrong with gaining publicity.Notoriety an entirely unsuitable word.

Why 'notoriety'? What's wrong with hosting high profile weddings?

I see a couple of readers had picked up on that in the Comments section! Lovely dress.