Gigi island beach weddings ‧ shed tears of happiness

Sergio deep kiss, he identified with GiGi is the world's happiest man.

Gigi in love, searching, finally found the name of Spaniard Sergio set for life for her man, GiGi's happiness and loneliness.

See Gigi's mother (left), brother (right) and Sergio's parents so happy expressions on both parents very happy to become known relatives of the.

Hold your hand, and grow old, GiGi and Sergio moment the exchange of rings, accompanied by a lifetime commitment to the old.

GiGi's two good sisters Charlie and Xuru Yun, as a lover and a husband GiGi moved swollen eyes.

Sergio single-handedly to attend the wedding of friends and family ticket 80, the total cost of 400 million Hong Kong dollars, a small island in Spain for the GiGi hold a dream wedding.

(Hong Kong 4 News) 35-year-old Gigi (GiGi) time in Hong Kong last night (October 3) at 8 pm, with half of the Spaniard dating 36-year-old boyfriend, Sergio, was held in the Spanish island of Ibiza and simple romantic wedding, witnessed by 80 friends and relatives, to marry her mouth the good value of 100 men; and Sergio also described himself as the happiest of men. They exchanged rings at the moment was moved to tears, but also committed his life to the old love.

Gigi has always loved nature (GiGi) married election in Spain at the beach on Ibiza island; become someone else's wife, GiGi married inevitably tense mood, even in the past through the film numerous times in the wedding, but when put on the real on behalf of a happy wedding dress, she did not realize two different things. This passage is a wedding dress designer Sergio in Spain got tailor-made for the wife, as chosen Tiffany wedding ring is GiGi design, style-based platinum and rose gold wedding ring.

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Angelina Jolie appeals for Somalia at U.N. refugee award ceremony

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie presents the Nansen prize to Yemen's Society for Humanitarian Solidarity and its founder, Nasser Salim Ali Al-Hamairy (not pictured) at a ceremony in Geneva October 3, 2011.

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(Reuters) - Angelina Jolie made a surprise appearance on Monday night at the U.N. refugee agency's ceremony to honor a Yemeni aid group credited with rescuing thousands of desperate Somali and other African refugees who arrive in southernYemen each year.

The Society for Humanitarian Solidarity and its founder, Nasser Salim Ali Al-Hamairy, were awarded the annual Nansen prize for their "dedicated service to providing life-saving assistance to thousands of refugees and migrants who arrive on the shores of Yemen every year."

Jolie, marking her 10th year as UNHCR goodwill ambassador during which she has made more than 40 visits to hotspots, appealed for help for people fleeing war-torn Somalia who cross the Gulf of Aden in overcrowded smugglers' boats.

"We must not forget what is happening in this part of the world. We must not forget how desperate they are when the only alternative is to risk death at sea and put their lives in the hands of ruthless smugglers," Jolie, appearing on stage wearing a long-sleeved white dress and heels, told the Geneva crowd.

"The staff of the Society for Humanitarian Solidarity often risk their own lives, pulling people from the seas. Sadly and all too often they also bury the dead. But there is no doubt there would be far fewer survivors if it were not for the Society for Humanitarian Solidarity and the team's devotion to humanity. We thank them," the American actress added.

Fighting in Somalia, compounded by a crippling drought that has sparked famine, has driven more than 18,000 Somali refugees to flee to Yemen already this year, double last year's total exodus, according to UNHCR. At least 120 have died this year.

U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres presented Jolie with a pin for the most long-serving staff. "She is the very best of the goodwill ambassadors that exist in the humanitarian world," he declared to applause.

The aid group's founder, Hamairy, received the award on behalf its 290 staff.

(Reporting by Stephanie Nebehay)