From the first silent, eight minutes of one of the best love stories in recent cinema.
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Archive for the 'romance' Category
Still a Better Love Story
Apr. 11, 2012
Wedding Shrine
Nov. 28, 2010
Submitted by: dunno source via Submit Page
The owner posted this about this cluster: “My husband surprised me one day by hanging up my wedding gown in our scrapping room. The veil hangs off the top of it. It’s not finished yet… still need to put up the mirrors and finish hanging up our wedding layouts.”
Hm. I guess I’m supposed to be impressed by this romantic melange of items, but instead all I can think about is one of the final scenes in “Carrie.” I guess that goes to show either how demented I am, or how creepy this shrine is. Maybe both…?
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Under the Protection of Stormtroopers
Nov. 28, 2010
Submitted by: dunno source via Submit Page
I had no idea you could forfeit “average” bodyguards for Stormtrooper Security Detail, but now that I do I will be sure to look them up! They look way classier, not to mention come with their own AT-AT. Talk about added value.
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I Take Thee, Good Captain
Nov. 23, 2010
The bride has this to say: “My fantasy wedding: I was a Viking princess, and I was married to a pirate by a crusader knight.” Well, I think there’s a lot to love about this. The setting, the intimacy, the tone of the photo. The only thing is, I’m not a super traditionalist, and I guess I didn’t realize that A) crusader knights have such wide stances, and B) that pirates wear fisherman’s coats. But I guess they do.
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Peeps Cake Toppers!
Nov. 17, 2010
Mmmm….Peeeeeppppsssss. You’re either a Peeps fan or you think they’re the most disgusting marshmallow candy treats you’ve ever tasted. Throw ‘em on top of dessert and you’re ready to barf. Which, you know, I would totally understand if I wasn’t such a fan of their gooey deliciousness. I could handle a whole cake made of Marshmallow Peeps actually. Judge me all you want – them thangs is good.
Also, the couple that used these Peeps as cake toppers were nodding to their first date, which involved Peeps. So the concept is tasty AND romantic.
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Syrian 5-Year-Old and 3-Year-Old are Engaged
Oct. 24, 2010
A “whirlwind romance” between Khalid, five, and his fiance Hala, three, has resulted in an engagement and wedding preparations. The happy couple doesn’t plan to marry until the groom is 15 but has the full blessing of their families, who arranged the ceremony and bought the rings exchanged by the ‘couple.’
The boy is said to have met and fallen in love with Hala while he was holidaying with his parents in Lattakia, on Syria’s Mediterranean coast.
Khalid was supposedly lovesick on his return home to Homs – a town about 100 miles north of Damascus, the Syrian capital – and refused to go back to his nursery unless Hala joined him.
Instead of treating it as a case of premature puppy love or kindergarten role-playing, his parents called Hala’s mother to seek her opinion.
‘She said her daughter had developed similar symptoms of loneliness and the family would be very happy to see them engaged,’ Juma continued.
‘The young bride seems very genuine.’
Khalid’s family returned to Lattakia for the ceremony.
Khalid, an only child, was born after Juma had been married for 20 years.
During his wife’s ‘complicated pregnancy’ Juma vowed that if the child was a boy he would have him engaged at the age of five and ‘marry him to a woman of his choice at the age of 15′.
We wish the lovebirds a wonderful engagement and a life filled with joy, toys and ice cream.
Via: Daily Mail
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Popping the Question: Hope She’s Not a Coke Fan
Oct. 18, 2010
Submitted by: Lyndsi Source: People of Walmart
Is “Steph” part of a viral marketing campaign? She’s been proposed to via a stack of Pepsi cases and via the Domino’s marquee. What a lucky lady. She can have her wedding ring and eat dinner, too!
Unless of course there are two different Stephs, which is probably the case, which is even stranger. I’m thinking the two grooms should have teamed up and shared their food and drink over a celebratory couples’ engagement meal.
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