Larry Page and Lucy Southworth Wedding Pictures

The first ever picture of Larry Page and Lucy Southworth Wedding Ceremony . It a perfect couple . Congratulation to Larry Page and Lucy Southworth .


Seal with a Kiss !!!


Comfirm Best Man - Sir Richard Branson.

Source picture : valleywag.com

As we can see these both picture , it is very windy .

Subtropical Storm on Google Co-Founder Larry Page Wedding in Necker Island


Source picture from valleywag.com and stormcarib.com

It must be a very hard job for the organisers on the wedding day of Google Larry Page with Subtropical Storm . Cannot Imagine .

More over stormy weather around the British Virgin Islands create a logistical nightmare for organisers as they rushed to ferry about 600 guests to and from the Wedding reception and then home on their private jets.

A memorable day for the Guests .
The guests have to sign non-disclosure agreement (NDA)

Question - Did the organiser google about British Virgin Island's weather ?

Reuters - report on Subtropical storm Olga forms in Caribbean

Knowledge of British Virgin Island Weather - caribbeanmag.com
British Virgin Islands Weather and Climate Overview:
Subtropical; humid; temperatures moderated by trade winds. January – June: 69.52 degrees F July - December: 85.39 degrees F Lying just over 1000 miles from the equator, the British Virgin Islands enjoy a balmy, sub-tropical climate, plied by variable trade winds.
Rainfall in the BVI averages at 40 inches per year with 60% - 70% falling during the months of April through October. Rainfall 48.38 mm in (1999); the wettest months are from September to December; February to April are the driest. Winter Season – December through March

Google founder Larry Page set to wed on Branson isle


Photo : Google co-founder Larry Page speaks with people at his lunch table during the Clinton Global Initiative in New York September 27, 2007.
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(Reporting by Yinka Adegoke in New York; Editing by Andre Grenon)
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Article Launched: Wed Dec 5, 2007 5:40pm EST

LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Larry Page, Google's billionaire co-founder, is set to marry his girlfriend, Lucy Southworth, on a tiny Caribbean island this weekend, a source familiar with the wedding arrangements said on Wednesday.

The couple will hold the ceremony on an island enclave owned by Richard Branson, the billionaire owner of Virgin Group, who will act as best man to Larry, the source said.

Page, 34, co-founded the famous search company in 1998 with Stanford University classmate Sergey Brin. The two are now co-presidents of Silicon Valley-based Internet leader Google.

The New York Post reported on Wednesday that 600 guests will be flown on private planes to the wedding on Branson's Necker Island. The Post's Page Six column said wedding planners booked up the hotels on the neighboring island of Virgin Gorda six months in advance.

Since 2003, Southworth has been a doctoral student in biomedical informatics at Stanford University. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001 and holds a master's of science degree from Oxford University.

Southworth and a Google spokesman did not respond to requests for comment.

Details on the guest list and the exact timing of the wedding were not disclosed by the source.

In early November, Silicon Valley celebrity gossip site valleywag.com reported the two would marry on Branson's Necker Island, which is about a mile from Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.

Google's Maps service does not officially identify Necker Island, but Virgin Gorda can be seen here .

Offering accommodations at $46,000 per night, "Necker Island exudes the elegance and lifestyle of the rich and famous," brags one online reservation site, which says the island has 14 bedrooms and was bought by Branson in the 1970s. See here.

Page and Branson are good friends and Branson enlisted the digital map Google Earth service to help search for his adventurer friend Steve Fossett, whose plane went missing in September, the source told Reuters.

U2's activist lead singer Bono, along with several billionaires, Silicon Valley technology gurus and college friends from Stanford University are invited, the Post said.

Since the firm went public in 2004, its stock has skyrocketed to nearly $750 a share and it has become one of the world's most highly valued companies. It has settled back in the past month and traded at $693.08 on Wednesday on Nasdaq.

Page and Brin were co-ranked at No. 5 this year in Forbes' 400 list of U.S. billionaires. Each is estimated to have a net worth of $18.5 billion.

In May, Brin married his longtime girlfriend, Anne Wojcicki, on a sandbar in the Bahamas.

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Google founder Larry Page to tie the knot

Larry Page and Lucy Southworth attend a benefit together for the X-Prize Foundation at Google in March along with Google co-founder Sergey Brin (left). Photo by Thomas J. Gibbons, special to the San Francisco Chronicle.

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Article Launched: 11/13/2007 02:33:20 PM PST

SAN FRANCISCO—Silicon Valley's richest bachelor is getting married next month.
Google Inc. co-founder Larry Page, whose stake in the Internet search leader is worth about $20 billion, and Lucy Southworth are tying the knot in a ceremony scheduled for the weekend of Dec. 8, according to a report published Tuesday in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Page, 34, is following in the footsteps of Google's other founder, Sergey Brin, who married Anne Wojcicki six months ago in an exclusive ceremony in the Caribbean. The wedding location of Southworth and Page was not disclosed.

After Brin's wedding, Mountain View-based Google invested $3.9 million in Wojcicki's biotechnology startup, 23andMe Inc.

Southworth was a biomedical informatics doctoral student at Stanford University, where both Page and Brin were studying as graduate students before leaving to start Google in 1998. Page has been dating Southworth for more than a year.

The invitation list to Page's wedding is expected to include many of Google's current and former employees, as well San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and billionaire Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group.

Former Vice President Al Gore, a senior adviser at Google, told the Chronicle he has been invited to the wedding, but won't be able to make it because he will be picking up the Nobel Peace Prize at a ceremony in Oslo, Norway. He said he still hopes to make an appearance through video conferencing.

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