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The Week contest: Wedding no-show

This week's question: A Welsh woman who was jilted by her boyfriend of four years on her wedding day cheered herself up by going through the whole ceremony and reception without him. Please come up with a name for an unexpected wedding for one.

Click here to see the results of last week's contest: Streamlined palace

RESULTS:

THE WINNER: "Better Halved"

Martha Herp, Cocoa Beach, Florida

SECOND PLACE: "Near Mrs."

Phyllis Klein, Forest Hills, New York

THIRD PLACE: "The Princeless Bride"

Jay Detweiler, Goshen, Indiana

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

"Nopetuals"

Jesse Rifkin, Arlington, Virginia

"To Thine Own Self, I Do."

Kathleen Tsukamoto, Berryton, Kansas

"100% Ditched and 50% Hitched"

Laurel Rose, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

"Me, Myself and I Do"

Alyssa Paul Maltby, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

"Wed, He or Not"

Erica Avery, Greenfield, Massachusetts

"Despousal"

Lidia Zidik, Reading, Pennsylvania

"I Me Wed"

Skip Flanagan, Roseville, California

"Me-lope"

Wilma Kelley, Minneapolis, Minnesota 

"Jilty Party"

Emily Johnston, Sykesville, Maryland

"Sole Mating"

Ed Berschinski, Bainbridge Island, Washington

"Wedded Miss"

Jenny Morris, Alexandria, Virginia

"One-Ring Circus"

Merle Cratsley, Odessa, New York

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