Couple of 20 Years Celebrates Historic Same-Sex Wedding in Antarctica: 'We're Both Very Proud'

A day for the history books! Eric Bourne and Stephen Carpenter made history on Sunday, becoming the first same-sex couple to tie the knot in British Antarctic Territory. The couple, who have been together for two decades, are both stewards on the RRS Sir David Attenborough — and said “I do” on board, according to apress releasefrom the British Antarctic Survey, their employer. RICHARD TURNER/BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY/AFP via Getty “Antarctica is such an incredible place,” Carpenter said in a statement.

Couple of Over 10 Years, Who Loved 'Sitting Outside' with Friends, Killed by Falling Tree on Camping Trip

April Sheldahl and Sandy Langseth.Photo: April Sheldahl Facebook A Minnesota couple who had been together for over a decade were tragically killed during a camping trip in Wisconsin. A third person who was seated at the picnic table with the couple was not injured, police said. Additionally, a fourth person at the campsite was also uninjured. April Sheldahl and Sandy Langseth.April Sheldahl Facebook Sheldahl, a mother of two children from a previous relationship, and Langseth had “been together for almost 12 years” at the time of their tragic deaths, according to anobituary.

Couple Offers $53K for 'Disney-Mad' Nanny to Dress Up as a Princess for Their Twin Daughters

Photo: Jemal Countess/Getty Calling all Disney princesses! A couple’s job post on a childcare website in England has gone viral thanks totheir “unusual request”for a nanny who will dress up as Disney princesses for their twin 5-year-old daughters. The request appears on the Childcare.co.uk website from a family in Brookmans Park, England. “Like most 5-year-olds, our girls are obsessed with Disney and we feel this would be the best way to communicate some important values,” the couple states in the description.

Couple Opts for 51 Back-to-Back Cruise Vacations, Because It’s 'Much Cheaper' Than a Nursing Home

Photo:Princess Cruises Princess Cruises Would you rather live out your golden years in a stuffy retirement home, oron a cruise ship? One couple opted for the latter. Marty and Jess Ansen, a married couple from Australia, embarked on back-to-back Princess Cruises in June 2022, with a 795-day trip ahead of them. As long as they don’t further extend their existing sabbatical, according toa press release from Carnival Corporation, they will likely deboard in August 2024.

Couple Posts a $240 Invoice for No-Show Wedding Guests: 'Have to Hold Each Other Accountable'

Photo: Courtesy Douglas Simmons On Douglas Simmons' wedding day, eight of his invited guests were nowhere to be found. While the Aug. 18 ceremony in Negril, Jamaica, went off without a hitch, Simmons tells PEOPLE he and his newlywed wife, Dedra, wondered why their no-shows couldn’t have let them know before the event. “People might be unable to make it, which is fine,” Simmons says. “But when we got to the actual, final headcount, and we had 109 people total, we asked everyone, will you be able to make it?