This picture makes them look tiny without the ground for perspective.

Remember ladies, sharing this on your sig other's Facebook timeline is not considered subtle.

What does the photographer want us to feel when we look at this? Is the tangled kite some kind of a metaphor for her life? Was she somehow riding the giant kite and got stuck in the forest? Who would ride a giant kite next to a bunch of trees, anyway? In conclusion, I strongly dislike forced whimsy.

Just say "I do."

Married in a cemetery, drove in a hearse, planned in less than two weeks, cake had little hearses on it, but the bride spent less than 100 bucks on their special day, they even had four photographers and were maried by another funeral director!

Last Sunday, twenty-one couples from western India were married or engaged in a mass ceremony held to protect the girls from prostitution. Many women in the Saraniya community end up being sold into the sex trade by their families because of tradition and the allure of easy money. However, the activists who organized the wedding believe that marriage or engagement removes the girls from such work. Thus freeing them or preventing their entry into a life of veritable slavery. Couples as young as t

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Historical reenactment of a traditional Korean wedding.