Who: actress Jane Fonda and media mogul Ted Turner

When: December 21, 1992

Where: The nuptials took place at the groom's home in north Florida.

The Ceremony: There's no place like home, even for a corporate magnate, so on a December day the couple welcomed a select few to Ted Turner's paradise-- the Avalon plantation, located on a 25,000-acre estate in northern Florida. Witnesses watched as the bride was escorted by her adolescent son to the entrance hall of the mansion, where the couple exchanged vows.

The Dress: The actress was a Victorian vision in an ivory linen gown accented with eyelets and a high lace collar, to which an oval cameo was attached. (Fans of the actress can see the bridal attire in the 1981 movie "Rollover"). The bride's only other adornments were a pair of pearl drop earrings and a wreath of baby's breath encircling her upswept hair. The groom opted for a more casual approach, wearing a white shirt and jacket, embellished with a white rose boutonniere.

The Reception: The bride tracked down and shot the quail which, along with venison, collard greens and corn bread, was served to the small band of assembled family and friends.

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