Couple Ditches Wedding Flowers for Bouquets of Adoptable Puppies

Photo: Courtesy Partners 4 Pets Flowers are so last wedding season. As a touching nod to how their love first bloomed and to help needy pooches, newlyweds Kyle Morris and Brian Seals had their wedding party carry adoptable puppies instead of bouquets of peonies. Courtesy Partners 4 Pets According to theWichita Eagle, Morris and Seals first met while working on projects for Illinois-based animal rescuePartners 4 Pets. After the pair became engaged in July 2017, they knew that animals deserved a special spot in their wedding.

Couple Dubbed MAGA's 'Bonnie and Clyde' Denounce Violence and Trump's Disloyalty Before Jan. 6 Testimony

Photo: Twitter A pair of conservative activists involved in planning and promoting pro-Trump events in Washington on Jan. 6 are coming forward to share their story ahead of scheduled testimony before the House committee investigating the attack on the Capitol next week. The couple, who met on Herman Cain’s 2012 presidential campaign and have spent years engaged in rightwing political activity,toldRolling Stonein Octoberthey had conversations with Reps. Majorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar, Lauren Boebert, Mo Brooks, Madison Cawthorn, Andy Biggs and Louie Gohmert or members of their staffs about planning events in support of overturning the results of the 2020 election, which Joe Biden won.

Couple Exchange Wedding Vows in the Middle of a Southwest Flight with the Pilot as the Officiant

Love is in the air! A couple who met on Match.com were married aboard their Southwest Airline flight in front of an entire airplane of witnesses. Skylee Campbell, whoshared videos of the moment on Facebook, caught the moment Michael and Renee, whose last names remain a mystery, got married in front of an entire plane of travelers heading toward Baltimore from Las Vegas. Walking down the aisle of airplane seats to Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect,” Renee smiled at her fiancé Michael and at the passengers quickly gathering their phones to capture the moment.

Couple Expecting Their First Baby Asked Neighbors to Do Their Chores and Make Them Free Meals

“One of the things I’m most afraid of is not getting a great deal of sleep and as a result not being in the best frame of mind to offer my wife the support she needs to recover from the child-birthing process,” Burns continued. Though it’s normal for someone to help out a neighbor in need, the couple is drawing ire for the specificity of their requests. Burns provided recipes for dozens of meals, noted specific dietary restrictions including that the couple “avoid[s] sugar” and asked neighbors to contribute chores like vacuuming or doing the dishes if they were unable to cook.

Couple Falls in Love and Gets Married After Chance Meeting at Cracker Barrel: 'Meant to Be'

Photo: Cracker Barrel When Josh Rivera stopped at aCracker Barrelon Sept. 1, 2020, he got his usual lunch — with aside of love. While waiting for a table at the Casa Grande, Ariz. eatery — where he always orders roast beef, two sides of mac n' cheese, carrots, buttermilk biscuits with grape jelly and a Coca-Cola — Rivera, 38, took a seat in one of therocking chairson the restaurant’s front porch.