"For Darren Sisk being able to say, "I Do," to his best friend brought a glimmer of joy, despite receiving news from his doctors that he had just a week left to live. Just weeks ago, Darren thought he had six months to two years left but after receiving the latest diagnosis, his one wish was to marry his longtime friend Crickett. Nurses at Peacehealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver planned the hospital wedding."
Andy & Jaquie, one of the sweetest couples on earth, were engaged for over a year. Prior to the engagement, Jaquie suffered a traumatic accident and lost the ability to walk and made it her goal to walk down the aisle of her wedding.
Jaquie went through a year of intense physical therapy to achieve her dream. So, in front of a room filled with 200 people, she did it. The joy was absolutely breathtaking.
Along with a photographer, there was a painter there to paint the first dance.
Wang Deyi and Cao Yuehua were married in Chongqing, China in 1945. For their 70th anniversary, the couple's children helped them recreate their wedding album to commemorate their love: "they have been together for so long, going through the war, the political turmoil and diseases, and can still stay with each other and love each other. We want to help them to commemorate their love," says their sixty year old son, Cao Pangpei. If you're looking for #relationshipgoals, they are it:
"I'm getting married this week! To the most fantastic, adorable, and nerdy girl on the planet. This is our love story in 73 seconds."
Craig has known Joan for over 30 years but never confessed his true love for her until 18 months ago. Their wedding date was set for later in the year, but when Craig was diagnosed with terminally ill pancreatic cancer, the two decided to push their wedding forward.
To show her support for her new husband, Joan shaved her head after walking down the aisle.
*try not to cry*
*cry a lot*
