A 19-year-old Michigan resident is getting the wedding of her dreams, courtesy of a special Hollywood Twitter connection.

Former Tonight Show host Conan O Brien’s terms of departure from NBC famously preclude him from appearing on TV for 8 months. What’s a multi-millionaire funnyman to do? In part, O’Brien gave in and joined Twitter, an act he’d previously eschewed. He refused to follow anyone and noted things like his napping schedule and the squirrels in his backyard. One day, he proclaimed he was going to follow someone at random.

The dreammaker

He chose Sarah Killen, who had thousands of followers within hours. Her Twitter feed revealed she was planning a wedding, and the freebies started pouring in - a designer dress and shoes from a New York boutique, wine from a California vineyard, a free limo, designer wedding bands, and more.

Killen says O’Brien’s Twitter patronage changed her life and transformed her wedding from a can-barely-afford-it affair to a ceremony fit for royalty (or Hollywood royalty, at least.) And Sarah’s more than willing to give back in entertainment what she’s gotten in swag - she says she and her boyfriend are willing to get married on O’Brien’s new show, if he has one by their big day.

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The Bachelor has produced its second marriage born out of the popular reality TV show, and perhaps the most scandalous. Last year’s Bachelor, Jason Mesnick, is set to marry contestant Molly Malaney in a two-hour TV special on ABC next month. There’s just one catch.

As devoted watchers of the Bachelor might know, Malaney was Mesnick’s second choice. In the post-season finale wrap-up episode, it was revealed that Mesnick dumped his first choice, Melissa Rycroft, for Malaney (it is shocking how un-classy that reality television can be!)

The first Bachelorette to get married, Trista Rehn, criticized Mesnick’s 180-flip on Access Hollywood last fall, condemning him for being fickle in matters of the heart. And perhaps she has a leg to stand on - Rehn has been married to her first choice contestant since 2003. Mesnick and Malaney might want to take notes.

Will you watch the second Bachelor wedding?

The Spring 2010 Couture shows have just begun! Let the romance unfold as designers of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture present their most extravagant collections of the season.

As tradition holds, the very last look of each show is the wedding dress—the designer’s vision of our modern bride. Off-beat volume, varying textures, with a touch of ballroom tradition have been a common thread thus far; can’t wait to see what kind of brides the rest of the week brings.

For today’s Wedding Wednesday post, we rounded up the 5 most notable wedding looks so far. If your wedding was tomorrow and you had to choose: Would you wed in Chanel’s bohemian-mille-feuille chiffon mashup (with a groom from outer space!), Givenchy’s rough-around-the-edges purple statement, Armani Privé’s light, airy nod to wedding tradition, Christian Dior’s kitschy, goth-y Cinderella ballgown, or would you walk down the aisle in an igloo á la Alexis Mabille?

Chanel Spring 2010 Couture

Givenchy Spring 2010 Couture

Armani Privé Spring 2010 Couture

Christian Dior Spring 2010 Couture

Alexis Mabille Spring 2010 Couture

Images courtesy of Style.com

Our friends over at The Knot are running a promotion that will land one lucky couple with a wedding worth $150,000 and a luxury honeymoon in Hawaii. All you have to do is…win a golf tournament.

That’s right - in order to win the wedding of their dreams, 6 lucky couples will be selected to play nine holes of golf at the new TPC San Antonia and the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa. The golf tournament will include plenty of twists and turns, and the couple that emerges will enjoy the wedding of a lifetime and that honeymoon in Hawaii!

It’s easy to enter - head over to the Knot’s contest page to tell them why you deserve to play in the tournament.

It’s a little late to plan a holiday wedding for this year (never fear, there is still time to plan a holiday eloping) but the timing is just about right to begin planning for your 2010 holiday wedding! Whether you’re looking for a wassail-filled, red and green Christmas celebration or an icy, snow, silk-and-pearls winter wonderland, we want to point you in the right direction to kickstart your planning.

Check with our friends over at The Knot for their holiday wedding resource guide to pore over dozens and dozens of inspirational pictures and ideas. Their photos of holiday cakes and reception food are particularly good! Here are some of our favorites:

Courtesy of The Knot

Courtesy of The Knot

Courtesy of The Knot

For more food, wine, and cake ideas for a holiday wedding, head over to The Knot!

Did you have a holiday wedding? Do you like the idea? What would be on your ideal menu?