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When you love to shop in bulk there is truly only one place to go. Especially, if you're getting married and your love for one another is equally as strong as your love for Costco.
Understanding that engagement photos come by the hundreds, Karinne Tarshish and Dan Klamet paid a visit to their local Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, Costco location. It looks like they might have received their greatest bulk deal of all time.
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Shane Birkinbine of Bentonville, Ark., used “Super Mario Maker,” to pull off all the stops in his pursuit toward marrying the love of his life. For those unaware, "Super Mario Maker" lets users create levels.
Birkinbine configured the levels to propose to his girlfriend Pam Edwards. As Brikinbine's girlfriend Pam Edwards played through the level, he directed her on how to proceed...
“It spells out your name, I think?” he says.
“How did you do that!” she shouts as the words “Pam, will you marry me? appear in blocks across the screen.
Edwards said 'yes' quickly followed by 'of course.' Birkinbine sealed the perfectly tailored proposal by presenting the ring on a mushroom.
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*
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Wang (95) and his wife Huang have become the face of everlasting love in the city of Hebei, China. Billboards have been scattered in shopping malls and random locations throughout the city after a photo shoot for their 64th anniversary went viral. The Chinese couple first met in 1954 when Huang was asked to make a suit for Wang. Wang (all dressed in suits made by his wife) and Huang were pictured in each shot doing things they love together.
