Wow, a lot of people here who I'm guessing aren't married.
1) No sex on the wedding night is fairly common now. Yes, I am married, and also I have a lot of married friends. When I admitted sheepishly that we were both so exhausted we fell asleep cuddling what I mainly got was chuckles and nods of agreement. Getting married is *tiring*. Emotional rollercoaster and you've been on display for a full day. You have the rest of your life for sex and it's not as though it's the first time for most.
2) The other thing I got told before my wedding day and refused to believe was that I was going to eat very few of the delicious dishes I was selecting for the wedding breakfast. Tons of people said this very knowingly. I protested I would be FINE, and then they put my delicious starter in front of me and my stomach was churned with excitement and.. yeah. I had to force myself to nibble. The fact wedding dresses are usually very tightly fitted doesn't help here. Brides frequently don't eat much and you're all old enough to know about alcohol on an empty stomach. She wasn't necessarily drinking vast amounts for it to affect her.
3. Was there some secret line in the article I missed that said she married her husband for money? Is it written in invisible writing? Because while you guys are sulking about how women want you for money, I'm over here being the main breadwinner with my adorable house-husband. Who I don't force sex on because I'm oh, not an *******. According to the BBC, women between 20-29 this year passed males of the same age in salary for the first time (although only by pennies). Maybe you should change the tune?
4. My husband is adorable and adored. And I've still said no to him for every reason from "tired", "don't feel well", "it's midnight and I have an early train" to "I need to get this done, sorry". He's done the same to me. We're lifelong partners, not an easy way to get sex on demand. If I weren't important to him for reasons other than that I *hope* I'd have found out before I married him!