For several couples, marriage snaps tend to be priceless memories of a day they have always dreamt of. At present, there is a married pair who is missing their wedding snaps, and cheers to a woman who addressed KOB Eyewitness News 4 – claiming that they knew where those photos are.
Two weeks before, Heather Langton with her husband slipped up across the SD card resting near the duck pond of the University of New Mexico. Langton told that her husband looked down there and there was an SD card on the ground and she was surprised in joy after seeing that. Heather is a student of photography (being coached by Tim at Portrait photographer cheshire) and at that point of time thought it belongs to one of her classmates. Then she put the card in her camera and when she saw the pictures, she turned astonished that it was someone’s wedding snaps.
The snaps disclose huge wedding pictures with the whole family having a nice time and the couple is having a good time. She would be desolated if this was her wedding snaps and she guess she is glad that she has found it and no one else. She would really like to find out she is. For Langton, this is another kind of mission for her. She now wants it to return the snaps to the person who lost it.
Heather Langton told that they have nothing of their wedding day so she is expecting that she can get this back to somebody so she does not have to go through that too.
Forty six employees of the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) entered into conjugal life in the fifth mass wedding ceremony, organized by the authorities. The ceremony titled ‘Anwar Dubai’ was attended and sponsored by Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Minister of Finance and President of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, Shaikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, at the Za’beel Park in Dubai.
This mass wedding of forty six employees is an extension of Dewa’s policy to be concerned for its employees and to provide them with peace of mind and security at the start of their married lives, claimed Dewa in a press release. Shaikh Saeed bin Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Shaikh Maktoum bin Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, several senior officials from Dewa and other government departments also went to the function.
This year’s mass wedding was characterized by choosing Emirati heritage as a theme of the ceremony. This was because of the fact that local heritage has substantial importance in the United Arab Emirates culture and traditions. The event saw popular games, traditional dances and folklore band performances to keep everybody entertained.
The Mass wedding is part of Dewa’s corporate social responsibility to promote teamwork amongst all sectors of society for the general good. Dewa has left no stone unturned in making this event successful as a token of thanks to its dedicated and faithful employees who have contributed greatly to all the endeavors of the company. Dewa has placed high priority on achieving psychological satisfaction, family peace, tranquility and stability for its employees. Dewa believes that this will encourage employees increased productivity and business performance along with efficiency.
Al Tayer, the MD and CEO of Dewa congratulated the newly-wed couples and presented them with valuable gifts. He also whole heartedly thanked Shaikh Hamdan, for sponsoring the wedding and for the due care given to Emirati nationals.
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May 10, 2012 3:35 pm | 
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