Wilhelmina's "Ugly Betty" Wedding Announced in The Sunday New York Times
First the Darlings "wished" Paris Hilton good luck on her day in court. Then ABC gave out daisies to public in big cities. Now, the network's creative marketing department began "Ugly Betty's" sweeps campaign with an ad in today's New York Times announcing the November 8 wedding of Wilhelmina Slater and Bradford Meade.
"Wilhelmina Vivian Slater, Creative Director at MODE Magazine, will marry Bradford Emerson Meade, media mogul and chairman of Meade Publications, on Thursday, November 8 at 8pm.
To prevent the excessive press coverage, the location of the wedding is not being released, but it will be covered exclusively on the ABC Television Network.
Ms. Slater works in New York as the Creative Director at MODE Magazine. She is a former supermodel who started in the fashion business as the assistant to former MODE editor-in-chief Fey Sommers.
Ms. Slater is the daughter of the esteemed Senator Slater. She has one daughter, 17-year old Nico Slater, who is currently attending boarding school in France.
The bride will be wearing a custom-designed Vera Wang gown for the ceremony and will be attended by close friend, global fashion icon and pop superstar Victoria Beckham.
Mr. Meade, 60, is the founder and CEO of Meade Publications. He has 2 children, eldest son-turned-daughter Alexis and New York bachelor Daniel Meade, both currently co-editors-in-chief of MODE.
Mr.Meade's previous marriage to Claire Meade, the co-founder and co-owner of MODE Magazine ended in divorce in May 2007.
All press requests should go through Ms.Slater's personal assistant Marc St.James.
For all the nuptials details, visit abc.com."
Labels: Ugly Betty
2 Comments:
wow this is sooo kool - the line between TV and reality has just been refined!
Stay clear of the TV commercials they're airing ... it is pretty obvious what happens to someone at the wedding, at it may mean ... the death of them!
- kch, http://moviedearest.blogspot.com/
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