Mar. 15, 2025
Doug Worple with some goldens.Photo:Golden Dog Farm
Golden Dog Farm
Douglas (Doug) Worple and his wife Becca have managed to create a bit of heaven on earth at theirGolden Dog Farm.
The Jeffersonville, Vermont-based couple created theGolden Retriever Experience, where people from near and farvisit their farmand canoodle with a happy of golden retrievers — the collective term for a group of goldens — for a designated amount of time. The one-of-a-kind experience, which Doug started in September 2023, started slow but has since gone viral a million times over on social media as more and more people visit.
Mar. 15, 2025
Stock images of a bride and groom and a coffee.Photo:Getty
Getty
An Indianapolis couple created quite a stir when they staged a “pop-up” New Year’s Eve wedding for themselves at a small local coffee shop — without even asking the owners' permission.
The owners of Mansion Society in Hawthorne recounted the incident — which put a serious crimp in their ability to serve their regular customers on a busy holiday — in anInstagram post.
Mar. 15, 2025
Olivia Walker TikTok.Photo:Olivia Walker/Tiktok
Olivia Walker/Tiktok
This was a birthday celebration to remember.
In aviral TikTok, Olivia and Laino Walker shared their unique pregnancy announcement, which resonated with millions.
The couple, who met on Hinge and eloped just last month, creatively revealed their exciting news to loved ones during what was initially planned as a surprise birthday celebration for Olivia.
Laino and Olivia Walker with their dog Wallie.Katelyn Helson Photography
Mar. 15, 2025
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One gas station bathroom is another couple’s wedding venue.
According toUnited Press International,Ohio residents Logen Abney and Tiana Ailstock recently tied the knot at the HOP Shops gas station in Verona, Kentucky. The gas station chain gained recently attention for its restrooms, which offer a unique feature.
In addition to standard toilets and sinks, is a red button with the warning “Do Not Push This Button.” When activated a disco light show and dance music begins.
Mar. 15, 2025
With the help of TikTok, a bride and groom were able to track down two people who crashed their wedding.Danny Steeno and his wife Daisy had a photo booth at their October wedding, and when they got back all the photos from the booth last week, they noticed something amiss — two women they didn’t recognize.Curious, the newlywedsasked TikTok users for helpin identifying the “100% uninvited” guests. They posted a photo of the two women with guilty smiles and said, “If you know them, let us know.