Lady Antebellum Wedding: Dave Haywood Ties Knot

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Haywood is the last of the three members of Lady Antebellum to wed. Members Hillary Scott and Charles Kelley attended the private ceremony, according to a statement from Haywood's representative.

Lady A singer Scott married Chris Tyrell in January, while Kelley wed Cassie McConnell in June of 2009.

Many fellow country music stars took to Twitter congratulating the couple and posting about the wedding.

"The Dave Haywood/Kelli Cashiola wedding was awesome," wrote Mockingbird Sun, a trio from Nashville. "Wish them the very best!"

Kyle Key posted, "Back from a secret wedding location. What a wedding! The whole thing was straight out of a movie. Congrats Dave and Kelli!"

The Twitter account for CMT posted, "Congrats to @LadyAntebellum's Dave Haywood and @KelliCashiola!"

Lady A is best known for their hit songs "Love Don't Live Here," "I Run to You," and "Need You Now," just to name a few. The group has coveted many top awards, including the Grammy Awards for Song of the Year and Best Country Album, among others.

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Dave Haywood Of Lady Antebellum Gets Married

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The bride, 30, wore a white lace dress and a white flower in her hair, while singer/songwriter Dave Barnes provided the music for the happy occasion, according to People .

Several wedding guests took to Twitter to offer congratulations to the newlyweds.

“The Dave Haywood/Kelli Cashiola wedding was awesome. Like a movie,” fellow Nashville country trio Mockingbird Sun Tweeted on Sunday. “Wish them the very best!”

Attendee Kyle Key Tweeted , “Back from secret wedding location. What a wedding! The whole thing was straight out of a movie. Congrats Dave and Kelli!”

Dave, 29, and Kelli, a vice president at Warner Music Nashville, announced their engagement in December.

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Pippa Middleton's racy party photos cause a stir

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LONDON >> The Parisian costume party featured a man in a dog collar, a dwarf, a nearly naked nun — and a rather well known guest named Pippa Middleton, younger sister of the Duchess of Cambridge.

Middleton, 28, was in the headlines Tuesday, with photographs of her appearance at a friend's decadent birthday party splashed across the Daily Mail tabloid.

The pictures are striking: women in revealing, low-cut period costumes from the 18th-century playacting with men in fancy clothes and spiky leather collars and bracelets.

Buckingham Palace declined to comment, but the racy coverage was likely not well received by Britain's royal family, which has been enjoying a popularity boost since the former Kate Middleton's fairytale wedding to Prince William last year.

"A lot of the world considers that she (Pippa) is royal, and by association what she does has an influence on the royal family," said Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine.

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