Couples in Thailand participate in an “adventure wedding challenge” designed to prove their love for each other on Valentine’s Day.

I’ve always believed that weddings with an open bar are simultaneously the most memorable and the most likely to be forgotten.

Violence is definitely the right way to ring in a marriage. :/

Aww, I hate it when I go to a wedding and I can’t tell who’s getting married because of the tiny mask that somehow completely shields their identities.

What does the photographer want us to feel when we look at this? Is the tangled kite some kind of a metaphor for her life? Was she somehow riding the giant kite and got stuck in the forest? Who would ride a giant kite next to a bunch of trees, anyway? In conclusion, I strongly dislike forced whimsy.

Incredibly suspending both you and your betrothed with one arm? That’s the power of love.

These are my grandparents, Glen and Dody. They met and married shortly after he returned from WWII. Their marriage lasted over 60 years before he passed away in the summer of 2011. I just love every single one of the pictures of their wedding, it’s just so classic and beautiful.

Dig in, newlyweds. You don’t know it yet, but the next 60 years are going to be just as sweet! Thanks for sending in such a great picture.

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