Love can be shameless. One of the male members of the<br >wedding party spent the entire reception at a large con-<br >cert hall in New York trying to pick up a bridesmaid<br >from another wedding in the adjacent room.<br > Unfortunately， the male in question was the groom.<br > The bridesmaid， probably sensing something wasn t<br >quite right (could it have been the freshly placed ring<br >on his finger?)， kept demurring. But the groom would<br >not desist from his quest for her name and phone num-<br >ber. So determined was this newly Wedded Lothario that<br >at one point he excused himself and ran back to his<br >own reception to cut his cake with his new bride--then<br >returned to woo anew.<br > It s called a snowball wedding: both the bride (Elaine)<br >and the bridesmaids were dressed in white. The maid of<br >honor， a very pregnant sister of the bride， was to precede<br >Elaine down the aisle in Michigan. But as she started<br >her approach the musicians saw her white gown and<br >began<br > triumphantly to play the "Wedding March." More<br > 3<br >